Conditions – Knee pain or injury
Knee pain or injury
Knee pain is one of the most common reasons people seek imaging. It may develop gradually through overuse or suddenly after a twist, fall or sporting injury. Symptoms such as swelling, locking, instability or pain when walking or climbing stairs can indicate internal joint damage. An MRI scan provides detailed images of the soft tissues inside the knee, helping clinicians diagnose the cause accurately and plan the right treatment.
Knee MRI scans are commonly used to assess:
Meniscal tears
Ligament injuries (ACL, MCL, PCL)
Cartilage damage
Tendon injuries
Early joint degeneration
Scan for knee pain
A knee MRI scan is a safe, painless and non‑invasive way to understand what’s happening inside your knee. It does not use radiation and is suitable for investigating both acute injuries and ongoing knee pain.
An MRI scan for knee pain can be recommended for
Persistent knee pain or swelling
Sports injuries such as ACL, MCL or meniscus tears
Suspected cartilage damage
Locking, instability or reduced movement
Ongoing symptoms despite physiotherapy
Our clients always love us
Very pleasant friendly and helpful. Appointment easily booked. Scan results available immediately after scan.
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Warm welcome. Very efficient and professional throughout the process from initial booking through to completion of MRI scan. Highly recommended.
George Doughty
Appointment made for same day as contacted. All happened very professionally. Everything explained and any questions answered.
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Where to find us
We have three locations in the heart of London
Wimpole Street
11 Wimpole Street, Marylebone, London W1G 9ST,
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11 Wimpole Street, Marylebone, London W1G 9ST,
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11 Wimpole Street, Marylebone, London W1G 9ST,
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