Knee pain that won't ease despite rest and stretching?
We diagnose exactly which structure is affected using ultrasound and treat the cause — not just the symptoms.
Medically reviewed by Johan Hedevåg, MD
Runner's knee is an umbrella term for several overload injuries in and around the knee — primarily patellar tendinopathy (jumper's knee) and iliotibial band syndrome. With diagnostic ultrasound we identify the exact structure and treat with PRP and targeted rehab.
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Runner's knee isn't a single diagnosis but an umbrella term for pain in or around the knee with running. The underlying cause is often patellar tendinopathy, iliotibial band syndrome or patellofemoral pain syndrome — and the right treatment requires the right diagnosis. Without structured evaluation many end up in a loop of rest, relapse and frustration.
A licensed physiotherapist performs a clinical and biomechanical examination complemented by diagnostic ultrasound. Depending on the diagnosis we combine progressive rehab, ultrasound-guided PRP injection for tendon degeneration and gait analysis. The goal is to get you back to running sustainably — without relapse.
We always begin with a thorough examination by a licensed physiotherapist with diagnostic ultrasound.
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