Private Ankle Ultrasound Scan – One Limb
Fast, accurate diagnosis of ankle pain, injury, or swelling
At London Private Ultrasound, we offer a targeted Ankle Ultrasound Scan (one limb) to assess pain, instability, or trauma affecting the ankle joint. This quick, non-invasive scan is performed by a specialist musculoskeletal sonographer using high-resolution ultrasound to visualise the tendons, ligaments, and soft tissue structures in real time.
Whether you’ve suffered a sports injury, are dealing with ongoing discomfort, or need a second opinion before further treatment, this scan delivers clarity without delay — no referral required.
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About our Ankle Ultrasound Scan – One Limb
At London Private Ultrasound, we offer high-resolution ankle ultrasound scans for male and female patients aged 18 and over. Most commonly used to investigate pain, swelling, or injury following trauma or sports activity, this scan is performed by experienced specialists in musculoskeletal (MSK) imaging — covering soft tissue, tendon, ligament, and joint structures of tendons, ligaments, nerves, and soft tissues, allowing us to assess structural integrity and pinpoint the exact origin of symptoms. Our scans help diagnose conditions caused by injury, inflammation, arthritis, or degenerative changes — all without the need for a GP referral.
What the Scan Assesses:
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Ligaments – for sprains, tears, and instability
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Tendons – for tendinitis, tenosynovitis, and ruptures
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Muscles – including strains and myofascial injuries
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Joint capsule and synovial fluid – to detect joint effusion and inflammation
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Bursae – for bursitis and fluid collection
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Cartilage – to assess degeneration or injury
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Bones – for surface evaluation of stress fractures or cortical irregularities
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Soft tissue – for lumps, cysts, lipomas, and foreign bodies
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Nerves – including assessment for neuromas or compressions (e.g., Morton’s Neuroma)
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Who Should Book:
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Individuals with pain, swelling, or instability in one ankle
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Sports-related injuries, including ligament sprains or ruptures
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Patients with suspected tendinitis, arthritis, or soft tissue lumps
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Anyone needing diagnostic imaging before or after treatment
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People with previous ankle surgery experiencing new symptoms
What to Expect:
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20–30 minute appointment
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Conducted by an experienced musculoskeletal sonographer
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Immediate feedback during the scan
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Full diagnostic report issued within 24 hours
Why Choose London Private Ultrasound?
✅ Specialist MSK (musculoskeletal) sonography
✅ Advanced imaging equipment for high detail
✅ Same-day appointments available
✅ Central London clinic, no waiting lists
✅ Clear, consultant-level reporting
Price: £160
Includes one-limb scan, expert interpretation, and report.
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Don't leave ankle pain undiagnosed. Book your private ankle ultrasound scan today and get the clarity you need, fast.
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Take your results to our consultant-led joint clinic for expert review of your scan and symptoms together. See a specialist who focuses on joints, movement, and pain, and leave with a clear plan for treatment and recovery
- Ankle pain or discomfort
- Ankle dislocation
- Ankle instability
- Bursitis of the joints
- capsulitis of the joints
- Joint effusion
- Evidence of Arthritis
- Evidence of Morton's Neuroma
- Full or partial Tear in the Tendons
- Ganglion cysts
- Ligament injuries
- Paratendinitis
- Plantar fasciitis
- Plantar plate injury
- Ruptured Tendon
- Soft tissue masses
- Stress fractures
- Tendinitis
- Tenosynovitis
- Torn ligaments
- Tibialis Tendons
- Peroneal Tendons
- Achilles tendon
- Main Vessels, and Nerve
- Ligaments
- Plantar fascia
- Plantaris tendon
- Calf muscles
- Take your relevant medical history
- Provide up to 10 minutes consultation
- Explain all findings during and after your ultrasound scan
- Write an official scan report after or within 24 hrs, with appropriate images included in the report
- Recommend a follow-up ultrasound scan if necessary
- Offer GP or specialist referral and a Blood Test if needed
- Also recommend Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) Injection, Hyaluronic Acid Injection, or Cortisone (Steroid) injections if they are necessary.
- Abnormal fluid or inflammation around the ankle
- Calcification within the muscles, tendons or joints
- Evidence of Arthritis
- Joint space abnormalities
- Tendon injuries like; rupture, tear
- Tendonitis (swelling of the tendon)
- Torn ligament or tendon