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Johns Hopkins APL Technology Targets Earlier Stress-Fracture Detection | Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory

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Johns Hopkins APL develops OsteoSEE ultrasound technology for early stress fracture detection

Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory researchers are developing OsteoSEE, an ultrasound-based technology that uses surface acoustic waves to detect early-stage tibial stress fractures before they become apparent through conventional diagnostic tools. The technology has potential applications for military personnel and others at risk of overuse injuries.

Oct 22, 2026·3 sourcesMusculoskeletal healthBiomedical engineeringInjury preventionBone healthMedical imagingDiagnostic devicesDiagnostic imagingMedical innovation
Johns Hopkins APL develops OsteoSEE ultrasound technology for early stress fracture detection
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