Used for joints such as the shoulder, elbow, wrist, hip, knee, ankle, and TMJ when advanced mensuration is not required.
Focused Motion Study
– Real-time motion X-ray of one joint or TMJ
– Targeted motion assessment with limited, clinically focused views
– Focused biomechanical review
– Written diagnostic report
Best for more involved cases, including instability, post-surgical evaluation, or when a more complete assessment is needed.
Focused Motion Study
– Expanded motion imaging of the involved joint or TMJ
– Multiple positions and views as clinically indicated
– Detailed biomechanical assessment
– Comprehensive written report
The imaging process is consistent across all studies; spinal evaluations require a higher level of analysis and objective measurement.
These studies are commonly used when evaluating conditions such as segmental instability, spondylolisthesis, post-traumatic motion abnormalities, or suspected craniocervical instability (CCI).
Advanced Spine Motion Study
– Real-time motion X-ray of the involved spinal region
– Standardized motion sequences (such as flexion, extension, and stress views)
– Advanced biomechanical analysis, including computerized radiographic mensuration analysis (CRMA) when indicated
– Detailed written diagnostic report with clinical correlation
Designed for more complex cases or when a higher level of clinical interpretation is required.
Includes a 30-minute consultation with Dr. Pezeshkian to review findings, correlate imaging with symptoms, and discuss appropriate treatment or referral recommendations.
– Motion study of the primary region
– Additional region during the same visit as clinically indicated(additional cost)
– Advanced biomechanical analysis when appropriate
– Integrated diagnostic report
– Clinical consultation to review findings and recommendations
Pricing varies based on the number of regions analyzed and the level of integration required.
– Real-time motion X-ray of the involved spinal region
– Standardized motion sequences (such as flexion, extension, and stress views)
– Advanced biomechanical analysis, including computerized radiographic mensuration analysis (CRMA) when indicated
– Detailed written diagnostic report with clinical correlation
For cases requiring detailed documentation for personal injury or legal purposes.
Pricing varies based on the number of regions studied and the level of analysis required. Typical range:
– Comprehensive motion study (single or multiple regions)
– Advanced biomechanical analysis (CRMA when indicated)
– Detailed narrative report suitable for attorneys, insurers, and treating providers
– Services are provided on a fee-for-service basis.
– Patients may submit receipts to their insurance for possible reimbursement.
– Detailed invoices and procedure codes are available upon request.
– Lien arrangements may be available for qualifying personal injury cases.
– FSA/HSA is accepted.