Clinical manual examination of the body´s posture, joints and myofascial system and modern high resolution sonography provides an immediate dynamic imaging. In addition, MRI helps to evaluate the deep structures such as menisci, cartilage, ligaments and muscles. Radiological examination is of high value in the assessment of joint biomechanics and the screening of damaged tissue after sports injuries.

1. Orthopedic joint test and osteopathic examination of body functions
2. Sonography offers immediate imaging of joints, tendons and soft tissue
3. Radiation imaging of the bones and joint structures for a biomechanical analysis of the axes and angles under full weight bearing / functional X ray.
4. MRI - magnetic resonance imaging - for soft tissue injuries, e.g. meniscus, cruciate ligament and labrum tears, cartilage damage, inflammation and metabolic processes in the tissues or bone
5. Laboratory tests in case of inflammatory processes
6. Neuromuscular analysis with the HUBER 360
   to check flexibility, strength, posture, balance, resistance and coordination