Precision Diagnostics:
A Clearer Picture of Your Musculoskeletal Health

Diagnostic planning at Interventional Orthopedics of Washington begins with a detailed history, focused physical examination, and review of your existing records and imaging. When clinically appropriate, the physician may recommend targeted studies such as X-rays, MRI, musculoskeletal ultrasound, or other specialized testing to better evaluate the involved joints, tendons, ligaments, nerves, or spinal structures. Findings are interpreted alongside your symptoms and examination to support a personalized, diagnosis-based treatment plan. No single test provides the entire answer, and additional evaluation or specialist referral may be recommended.

• Detailed History & Focused Musculoskeletal Examination
• Review of Existing X-Rays, MRI & Relevant Records
• Targeted Imaging or Testing When Clinically Indicated
• Findings Used to Guide Diagnosis-Based Treatment Planning

Testing and imaging are selected according to clinical need. Some studies may be completed by an outside imaging center or specialist. Abnormal findings do not always explain a patient’s symptoms, and normal imaging does not rule out every condition. Results must be interpreted together with the medical history and physical examination. Additional testing, follow-up, or referral may be recommended based on the findings.