Ultrasound examination of the hip joint in adults (aged 18 and more years) is a safe, non-invasive diagnostic method that allows assessment of the joint’s anatomical structure, the alignment of its surfaces, and its functional condition.

The examination provides detailed evaluation of the bone, cartilage, and connective tissues, which is essential for determining joint stability and functional performance.

In addition to clinical practice, this examination is used for preventive monitoring, especially in athletes and physically active adults, enabling physicians to objectively assess the condition of the joint and, if necessary, plan appropriate treatment or rehabilitation.