In practice, equipment is used for digitally analyzing the walking pattern. This is an important part of making the diagnosis. A visual analysis is often insufficient. This pressure measurement system provides information about the static and dynamic load of the foot through the many built-in sensors. By studying the gait line and the pressure distribution during walking, we learn more about the functioning and deviations during walking.
For the fitting of our soles, we also use a 3D scanner. The fitted footbed is processed 1 on 1 in the therapeutic sole, so that it fits perfectly on your foot.
The ultrasound examination is carried out in our practice by a qualified and experienced ultrasound specialist (Advanced practitioner MSU foot and ankle). Ultrasound is a low-threshold and painless examination. The advantage is that any injury can be looked at immediately. So you quickly know if something is wrong.
You can make an appointment for an echo directly, you do not need a referral for this.
Of course, if desired, we can provide an adequate report to your general practitioner, physiotherapist or podiatrist.
Ultrasound is used to obtain additional imaging information about various structures in the foot and ankle. It can be used to visualize, among other things, the following structures:
We see many patients with heel pain, with complaints under the forefoot and with complaints in the foot root. With a correct diagnosis, more targeted therapy can be used. We work intensively with physiotherapists, orthopedic shoemakers and orthopedic specialists in follow-up processes. Our ultrasound specialist is part of the team of the Heel Pain Center.
The costs for an ultrasound examination are 70 euros and are often reimbursed from your supplementary insurance.
