Ultrasound-guided surgery
Ultrasound-guided surgery: operating seeing everything, in real time
Ultrasound guides the instrument throughout the intervention: millimetre incisions, maximum precision and less aggression to healthy tissue.
In summary
In ultrasound-guided foot surgery, the ultrasound does not stay in the consultation: it enters the procedure. The real-time image shows exactly where the instrument is and what it is treating, allowing work through minimal incisions, protecting nerves and vessels, and making recovery faster. It is the same logic that makes ultrasound-guided infiltrations safer, taken to surgery.
How it works
The difference is not the instrument: it is seeing inside. The continuous image converts blind procedures into guided procedures.
Real-time image
The ultrasound shows the needle or instrument while working, not before or after: each movement is made seeing the tissue.
Minimal incisions
By seeing inside, there is no need to open from the outside: many techniques are done through incisions of a few millimetres.
More precision, less risk
Exactly what is being treated and what must be avoided is seen: nerves, vessels and tendons remain protected throughout the procedure.
In consultation or in the operating room
From ultrasound-guided infiltration in the consultation to soft tissue surgery in the operating room, the same technology scales according to the case.
Frequently asked questions
Do you want to know if your case can be operated on this way?
We assess it with the ultrasound at the same visit.