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Low-flow Doppler. Small joints. Crystal deposits. Tell us where your current system falls short—from hand and wrist joints to guided aspirations. We’ll help you compare systems and probes around your rheumatology priorities.

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Compare systems and probes around the work you do—and the procedures you want to add.
Compare grayscale and Doppler imaging of synovium, effusions and bone surfaces in small and large joints.
Compare image detail for cartilage surfaces, crystal deposits and entheses in gout, CPPD and spondyloarthritis workups.
Real-time needle guidance for joint and bursa aspirations—including small joints—and injections.
Applications depend on the selected system, transducer, manufacturer labeling and clinician training.
Bring your toughest imaging challenges to the comparison. Start with the details that matter in your daily work.
Compare My MSK Imaging OptionsCompare color and power Doppler sensitivity for low-velocity flow in synovium, tendon sheaths and entheses.
Compare high-frequency, compact probes for fingers, wrists, toes and other small joints.
If you evaluate suspected giant cell arteritis, compare high-frequency probes and vascular Doppler settings for these arteries.
Evaluate needle visibility, probe access and available enhancement tools for your aspirations and injections.
Features and permitted uses vary by model, software, transducer and U.S. labeling. Confirm the exact configuration before purchase.
Think about the exams you perform, the procedures you’re adding
and where your current setup makes the work harder.
If low-grade synovial flow, small-joint detail or needle visibility are a frustration, start there. We’ll help you compare systems and probes around those specific challenges.
Whether you’re adding guided injections, aspirations or peripheral nerve procedures, let’s identify the imaging capabilities and probe options to evaluate.
Tell us how you plan to use it. We’ll help you compare configurations, pricing and financing so you can understand your options before committing.
You don’t need to have a model picked out.
Start with what you want to improve.
WHY WORK WITH RGS HEALTHCARE?
Tell us what you scan, what you want to improve and your budget. We’ll compare the systems we offer and recommend the best fit—with clear reasons behind our recommendation.
From tendon detail to needle visibility, we’ll explain how the proposed probes and imaging tools align with your priorities—and where there may be trade-offs.
Review the configuration, price, warranty, training and service arrangements in your proposal. Ask your questions and decide when you have the details you need.
You don’t have to sort through every system yourself. Let’s start with what matters to your practice.
Help Me Find the Right MSK UltrasoundAvailability, features and support terms depend on the selected system and written proposal.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
No. Tell us what you scan, what you want to improve and your budget. We’ll compare the systems we offer and explain the reasons behind our recommendation.
No. We compare available systems and configurations against your priorities and budget, and your written proposal names the exact model, probes and software.
$0 out of pocket and no payments for 6 months are available to qualified buyers on eligible new systems through third-party lenders, subject to credit approval. Payment deferral does not necessarily mean interest-free financing. Request the written terms with your quote.
The configuration, probes and software, price, warranty, training and service arrangements, so you can decide when you have the details you need.
No. Features and permitted uses vary by model, software, transducer and U.S. labeling. Your proposal lists exactly what is included.
Usually a high-frequency linear probe for small joints and entheses, and Doppler sensitive enough for low-grade synovial flow. If you image temporal arteries, ask about probe frequency and vascular labeling. We’ll confirm what each quoted configuration includes.
Have a question we didn’t cover? Ask it in the form below.
Your procedures. Your priorities. Your budget.
Tell us what you want your next system to do. An RGS Healthcare team member will follow up to discuss suitable options and next steps.
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For rheumatology practices.