Musculoskeletal Ultrasound BachelorClass

1.1. First Introduction – Sample

1.2. Technology you need – Sample

1.3. Advantages and disadvantages – Sample

1.4. Diagnostic value

1.5. Clinical case examples

2.1. Grey values

2.2. Muscle in ultrasound

2.3. Tendon in ultrasound

2.4. Bursa, capsule and ligament

2.5. Bone and cartilage

2.6. Nerves in ultrasound

3.1. Handling the transducer

3.2. Operator variables

3.3. System variables

3.4. Transducer variables

4.1. Biceps tendon (anatomy)

4.2. Biceps tendon (MSKUS)

4.3. Subscapularis tendon (anatomy)

4.4. Subscapularis tendon (MSKUS)

4.5. Coracoacromial ligament (anatomy)

4.6. Coracoacromial ligament (MSKUS)

4.7. Supraspinatus (anatomy)

4.8. Supraspinatus (MSKUS)

4.9. AC joint (anatomy)

4.10. AC joint (MSKUS)

4.11. Infraspinatus Teres Minor (anatomy)

4.12. Infraspinatus Teres Minor (MSKUS)

5.1. Common extensor tendon anatomy

5.2. Common extensor sonoanatomy

5.3. Ventral lateral elbow anatomy

5.4. Ventral lateral elbow sonoanatomy

5.5. Ventral elbow anatomy

5.6. Ventral elbow sonoanatomy

5.7. Ventral medial elbow anatomy

5.8. Ventral medial elbow sonoanatomy

5.9. Medial elbow anatomy

5.10. Medial elbow sonoanatomy

5.11. Dorsal elbow anatomy

5.12. Dorsal elbow sonoanatomy

6.1. Dorsal wrist compartment (anatomy)

6.2. Dorsal wrist compartment (MSKUS)

6.3. Dorsal wrist (anatomy)

6.4. Dorsal wrist (MSKUS)

6.5. Carpal ulnar tunnel (anatomy)

7.1. Ventral hip (anatomy)

7.2. Ventral hip (MSKUS)

7.3. Medial hip (anatomy)

7.4. Medial hip (MSKUS)

7.5. Lateral hip (anatomy)

7.6. Lateral hip (MSKUS)

7.7. Doral hip hamstring (anatomy)

7.8. Doral hip hamstring (MSKUS)

7.9. Doral hip sciatic (anatomy)

7.10. Doral hip sciatic (MSKUS)

8.1. Ventral knee (anatomy)

8.2. Ventral knee (MSKUS)

8.3. Medial knee (anatomy)

8.4. Medial knee (MSKUS)

8.5. Posteromedial knee (anatomy)

8.6. Posteromedial knee (MSKUS)

8.7. Doral and dorsolateral knee (anatomy)

8.8. Doral and dorsolateral knee (MSKUS)

9.1. Plantar facia (anatomy)

9.2. Plantar facia (MSKUS)

9.3. Achilles tendon (anatomy)

9.4. Achilles tendon (MSKUS)

9.5. Lateral compartment (anatomy)

9.6. Lateral compartment (MSKUS)

9.7. Lateral ligamentous (anatomy)

9.8. Lateral ligamentous (MSKUS)

9.9. Ventral ankle (anatomy)

9.10. Ventral ankle (MSKUS)

9.11. Medial ankle (anatomy)

9.12. Medial ankle (MSKUS)

10.1. Long head of the biceps tendon – transverse

10.2. Long head of the biceps tendon – longitudinal

10.3. Subscapularis tendon – longitudinal

10.4. Subscapularis tendon – transverse

10.5. Coracoacromial ligament – longitudinal

10.6. Supraspinatus tendon Modified Crass – transverse

10.7. Supraspinatus tendon Modified Crass – longitudinal

10.8. Supraspinatus tendon Crass – transverse

10.9. Supraspinatus tendon Crass – longitudinal

10.10. Supraspinatus active abduction

10.11. AC joint

10.12. Infraspinatus tendon – longitudinal

10.13. Infraspinatus tendon – transverse

11.1. Common extensor tendon – longitudinal

11.2. Common extensor tendon – transverse

11.3. Humeroradial joint

11.4. Ventrolateral elbow – transverse

11.5. Ventral elbow – transverse

11.6. Ventromedial elbow – transverse

11.7. Ventral elbow – longitudinal

11.8. Humeroulnar joint

11.9. Medial elbow – longitudinal

11.10. Medial elbow – transverse

11.11. Triceps tendon – longitudinal

11.12. Triceps tendon – transverse

11.13. Ulnar nerve Cubital tunnel – transverse

11.14. Ulnar nerve Cubital tunnel – longitudinal

13.1. Ventral hip – anterior joint recess and iliopsoas tendon

13.2. Ventral hip – rectus femoris muscle and direct tendon

13.3. Ventral hip – femoral neurovascular bundle

13.4. Ventral hip – sartorius

13.5. Medial hip – adductors

13.6. Lateral hip – gluteus minimus, gluteus medius, trochantor bursa

13.7. Lateral hip – tensor fasciae latae

13.8. Posterior hip – hamstrings

13.9. Posterior hip – sciatic nerve

14.1. Ventral knee suprapatellar – longitudinal

14.2. Ventral knee suprapatellar – transverse

14.3. Ventral knee prepatellar – longitudinal

14.4. Ventral knee infrapatellar – longitudinal

14.5. Ventral knee infrapatellar – transverse

14.6. Ventral knee Trochlea – transverse

14.7. Medial knee patellofemoral joint, medial patellofemoral ligament and medial retinaculum – lon

14.8. Medial knee medial collateral ligament, medial meniscus, pes anserinus – longitudinal

14.9. Dorsomedial knee medial tendons, semimembranosus gastrocnemius bursa – transverse

14.10. Dorsomedial knee medial tendons, semimembranosus gastrocnemius bursa – longitudinal

14.11. Dorsal knee neurovascular bundle, popliteal fossa – transverse

14.12. Dorsolateral knee knee joint, fabella, posterior horn lateral meniscus – longitudinal

14.13. Dorsolateral knee long and short head of the biceps femoris – longitudinal

14.14. Dorsolateral knee long and short head of the biceps femoris – transverse

14.15. Dorsolateral knee common peroneal nerve – transverse

14.16. Lateral knee Lateral collateral ligament, lateral meniscus – longitudinal

14.17. Lateral knee iliotibial tract – longitudinal

15.1. Plantar fascia – longitudinal

15.2. Posterior ankle – Achilles tendon – LAX

15.3. Lateral ankle – peroneal tendons

15.4. Lateral ankle – calcaneofibular ligament

15.5. Lateral ankle – anterior talofibular ligament

15.6. Ventral ankle – anterior tibiofibular ligament

15.7. Ventral ankle – talocrural joint

15.8. Medial ankle – tarsal tunnel and flexor hal. longus

15.9. Medial ankle – deltoid ligament

15.1. Plantar fascia – longitudinal

15.2. Posterior ankle – Achilles tendon – LAX

15.3. Lateral ankle – peroneal tendons

15.4. Lateral ankle – calcaneofibular ligament

15.5. Lateral ankle – anterior talofibular ligament

15.6. Ventral ankle – anterior tibiofibular ligament

15.7. Ventral ankle – talocrural joint

15.8. Medial ankle – tarsal tunnel and flexor hal. longus

15.9. Medial ankle – deltoid ligament

16.1. 2×4 Pathology Checklist

16.2. Pathology recognition training

17.1. Biceps pathology

17.2. Pectoralis major and subscapularis pathology

17.3. Supraspinatus tendinopathy – part 1

17.4. Supraspinatus tendinopathy – part 2

17.5. Supraspinatus partial tears

17.6. Supraspinatus full thickness tears – part 1

17.7. Supraspinatus full thickness tears – part 2

17.8. AC joint and infraspinatus pathology

18.1. Common extensor tendon pathology

18.2. Ventral elbow pathology

18.3. Medial and dorsal elbow pathology

19.1. Dorsal wrist pathology

19.2. Carpal tunnel pathology

20.1. Hip pathology

21.1. Ventral knee pathology – part 1

21.2 Ventral knee pathology – part 2

21.3. Medial, dorsal and lateral knee pathology

22.1. Achilles tendon pathology – part 1

22.2. Achilles tendon pathology – part 2

22.3. Ankle pathology