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The research has helped to establish rehabiliative ultrasound imaging (RUSI) to recognized area within the medical imaging field, especially for assessment and biofeedback to re-educate muscle contraction to enhance physiotherapy treatment in musculoskeletal rehabilitation. The relationship between musculoskeletal imaging and physiotherapy practice can be divided into three areas like imaging as an aid to clinical diagnosis, imaging as an aid to injury management rehabilitation and imaging as an aid to treatment accuracy especially by using ultrasound-guided injections.

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