X-Ray (radiographs) is the test that uses electromagnetic radiation to see inside the body and check for injuries like fractures and cancer tumors.
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) uses powerful magnets and radio waves to create pictures of what’s happening inside a person's body.
Arthroscopy is a surgical procedure used by orthopedics to see inside a joint. It is performed by using small instruments and a tiny camera which is inserted through a small incision.
(CT or CAT scan) Computed Tomography Scans are the tests that combine X-rays with computer technology to produce detailed images of your body.
Blood tests used by orthopedics to pinpoint conditions like rheumatoid arthritis, cancer, and other conditions that may be identified by the presence or absence of a specific substance.
Bone scans measure how much bone tissue is removed and replaced in your body. Tests like bone density scan fall under this category of tests.
Gait analysis is a test that uses a person's gait to identify abnormalities in the structure, limb alignment, and joint rotation.
Reflex response is used by a physician to asses how quickly your joints and brain respond to stimulus.