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من محاضرة دكتور محمد ابراهيم دغباج استشارى الروماتيزم والتأهيل (مستشفى خميس التخصصى العاشر من رمضان )
عن سونار المفاصل الديناميكى وتطبيقاته التشخيصية والعلاجية والحقن بالاسترشاد بالسونار لامراض واصابات الجهاز الحركى المفاصل والعضلات والاوتار والاربطة والاعصاب والعمود الفقرى

محاضرة دكتور محمد ابراهيم دغباج استشارى الروماتيزم والتأهيل عن سونار المفاصل الديناميكى من محاضرة دكتور محمد ابراهيم دغباج استشارى الروماتيزم والتأهيل (مستشفى خميس التخصصى العاشر من رمضان )عن سونار المفاصل الديناميكى وتطبيقاته التشخيصية والعلا...

Alhamdullelah our article on AJPMR October 2023
الحمد لله الذى بنعمته تتم الصالحات
نشر بحثنا فى عدد اكتوبر المجلة الامريكية للطب الطبيعى
عن وضع بروتوكول فحص مفصل الكاحل بالسونار الديناميكى يساعد الأطباء فى تشخيص وعلاج أمراض واصابات الكاحل
https://journals.lww.com/ajpmr/abstract/9900/euro_musculus_usprm_dynamic_ultrasound_protocols.334.aspx

Medial and lateral ligamentous stabilizers of the patella
3D illustration showing the medial and lateral ligamentous stabilizers of the patella [https://lnkd.in/ddTKs3-u]
👉 LPFL, lateral patellofemoral ligament;
👉 LPML, lateral patellomeniscal ligament;
👉 LPTL, lateral patellotibial ligament;
👉 MQTFL, medial quadriceps tendon femoral ligament,
👉 MQTFL fibers coursing deep to the vastus medialis muscle is illustrated by dashed lines;
👉 MPFL, medial patellofemoral ligament;
👉 MPTL, medial patellotibial ligament;
👉 MPML, medial patellomeniscal ligament
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Pathophysiology and pathomechanics is multifactorial: Increased intracarpal pressure Decreased MN mobility (from fibrous fixation) Median nerve deformation (ie, compression, stretching, traction) Increased stiffness of the synovium and flexor retinaculum Relative thenar muscle hypertrophy or increased thenar muscle mass with intrusion into the carpal tunnel Flexor tendon thickening and tightening during activity Carpal tunnel syndrome is a dynamic disease Neuro sonography is a valid accurate tool in evaluation of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Dynamic sonography is valuable in assessment of a dynamic disease CTS US guided Hydrorelease is a new minimally invasive treatment option for CTS patients Ultrasound-guided hydrodissection decreases gliding resistance of the median nerve within the carpal tunnel Stefanie Evers, MD,1,4,5 Andrew R. Thoreson, MS,1 Jay Smith, MD,2 Chunfeng Zhao, MD,1 Jennifer R. Geske, MS,3 and Peter C. Amadio, MD1 Twelve fresh frozen human cadaver hands were used. Median nerve gliding resistance was measured at baseline and post-hydrodissection, by pulling the nerve proximally and then returning it to the origin. Six specimens were treated with hydrodissection, and 6 were used as controls. In the hydrodissection group there was a significant reduction in mean peak gliding resistance of 92.9 ± 34.8 mN between baseline and immediately post-hydrodissection (21.4% ± 10.5%, p= .001). No significant reduction between baseline and the second cycle occurred in the control group: 9.6 ± 29.8 mN (0.4% ± 5.3%, p= .467). https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/arti... 1.Dynamic Ultrasound A Useful Tool to Demonstrate Adhesions Postcarpal Tunnel Surgery Mei-Ting Wang 1, Yi-Chian Wang 1, Huey-Wen Liang 1, Geoffrey Sithamparapillai Samuel 2* https://www.sciencedirect.com/science...We suggest that the observation of the displacement of the MN during active finger movement can be integrated into the examination of carpal tunnel syndrome patients both before and after surgical intervention and herein include an easy to follow protocol for such examinations 2. ASSESSING THE RELIABILITY OF ULTRASOUND IMAGING TO EXAMINE PERIPHERAL NERVE EXCURSION: A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW Ben Kasehagen,* Richard Ellis,† Rodney Pope,* Nicholas Russell,* and Wayne Hing* * Bond Institute of Health and Sport, Faculty of Health Sciences and Medicine, Bond University, Robina, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia; and † Health and Rehabilitation Research Institute, School of Clinical Sciences, Auckland University of Technology, Auckland, New Zealand The overall analysisindicated a “strong” level of evidence of moderate to high reliability of using USI to assess nerve excursion https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/2... 3. Assessment of Median Nerve Mobility by Ultrasound Dynamic Imaging for Diagnosing Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Tai-Tzung Kuo1,2, Ming-Ru Lee1, Yin-Yin Liao1,3, Jiann-Perng Chen4, Yen-Wei Hsu5, Chih- Kuang Yeh1* The transverse sliding of the median nerve during finger movements was greater and had a steeper fitted curve in the normal subjects than in the patients with mild or severe CTS. The temporal changes in transverse sliding of the median nerve within the carpal tunnel were found to be correlated with the presence of CTS and its severity. The representative transverse sliding patterns of the median nerve during finger movements were demonstrated to be useful for quantitatively estimating median nerve dysfunction in CTS patients https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/2...
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Ultrasound Guided Median Nerve Hydro Release (Hydro Dissection ) In CTS Complete procedure Pathophysiology and pathomechanics is multifactorial: Increased intracarpal pressure Decreased MN mobility (from fibrous fixation) Median nerve deformation ...

The cubital tunnel is a passageway in the medial aspect of the elbow through which the ulnar nerve passes. The boundaries of the cubital tunnel are as follows: Medially: The medial epicondyle of the humerus. Laterally: The olecranon process of the ulna. Roof: The Osborne's ligament and fascia. Floor: The elbow joint capsule and the medial collateral ligament. The length of the cubital tunnel varies among individuals, but it generally extends approximately 4 cm along the medial side of the elbow, from the medial epicondyle of the humerus to its distal opening. Osborne's ligament, also known as the cubital tunnel retinaculum or the aponeurotic band, is a fibrous band that forms the roof of the cubital tunnel. It extends from the medial epicondyle of the humerus to the olecranon process of the ulna. This ligament runs obliquely, creating a roof-like structure over the ulnar nerve. The ulnar nerve passes through the cubital tunnel beneath Osborne's ligament, making it susceptible to compression and entrapment at this site. ---- Let me discuss the technical aspect of hydrodistention of the ulnar nerve in the cubital tunnel. Ulnar nerve hydrodissection is the second awkward procedure in terms of posing the target exposure. The first notorious structure is the trigger thumb release, especially in the left hand. I will talk about it later, but it is the most challenging structure to perform ultrasound-guided A1 pulley release using the needle blade. Here are the tips for my procedure: First, take a comfortable the patient's position. For example, let the patient's body supine with external rotation and 90 degrees shoulder abduction, with the affected arm supported and the elbow nearly 90 degrees flexed. Second, use the motorized table and elevate the table until the elbow poses equal to the operator's face level. It makes to approach the needle posteriorly to the ulnar nerve. Third, use the 1-inch needle. Under ultrasound guidance, insert the needle in-plane, approaching from the medial to the lateral side using a 26 gauge 1-inch needle. The longer needle is more challenging because of the short travel distance from the medial skin. Fourth, hydrodissect the nerve for the whole length of the cubital tunnel. Find the honeycomb-shaped ulnar nerve in the medial epicondylar area and trace the nerve proximally and distally. Fifth, find the underlying pathology. For example, ulnar nerve neuropathy accompanies elbow joint osteoarthritis or ulnar nerve dislocation. In cases where a ganglion cyst or saccular distension is compressing the nerve, aspiration of the cyst fluid can be performed along with the hydrodissection. It may help alleviate the compression of the ulnar nerve. Ulnar nerve neuropathy is common in musicians and other occupations, such as assembly line workers, typists, hairdressers, mechanics, construction workers, and athletes, due to repetitive motions and prolonged periods of elbow flexion, causing strain on the ulnar nerve. So, always educate the patient to forbid long-term elbow flexion positions and modify daily activities. If conservative management and hydrodissection do not provide sufficient relief or if the patient has significant osteoarthritis of the elbow joint, referral to an orthopedic surgeon may be necessary. The surgeon may recommend further treatment options, such as surgical decompression or joint replacement, depending on the severity of the patient's condition
https://youtu.be/RJeD8ByejU4

HYdrodissection technique _2, hydro-decompression of ulnar nerve in cubital tunnel syndrome I will continue to discuss the hydrodissection technique in compressive ulnar nerve neuropathy at the cubital tunnel. Join our Master Class Membership today ...

Alhamdulellah (A blessing from God) I have the honour to represent Kuwait PMR and to be among a great team of Interventional Physiatrists and MSK US international experts in developing software using artificial intelligence to identify wide normal and pathological MSK structures and developing a dynamic US protocols that help physiatrists around the world to improve their rehabilitation interventions, 4 years of hard work is crowned by Two articles published in coming November 2022 edition of American Journal of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
EURO-MUSCULUS/USPRM Dynamic Ultrasound Protocols for (Adult) Hip
https://journals.lww.com/ajpmr/Fulltext/2022/11000/EURO_MUSCULUS_USPRM_Dynamic_Ultrasound_Protocols.15.aspx
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35687784/

Artificial Intelligence Featuring EURO-MUSCULUS/USPRM Basic Scanning Protocols
https://journals.lww.com/ajpmr/Citation/2022/11000/Artificial_Intelligence_Featuring.18.aspx
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35802706/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VleRIl1WarU

US GUIDED BICEPS LH SHEATH INJECTION US GUIDED BICEPS LH SHEATH INJECTION

Flexor Retinaculm cut is not optimal treatment for CTS can cause carpal instability and flexor tendon instability and more wear and tear
As early as the 1980s, it became clear that cutting the TCL made the carpal bones of the wrists more unstable (1). By the mid-90s, researchers noted that cutting the TCL shortened and weakened the hand muscles (2). Several studies have noted that the tendons that flex your fingers are reduced in efficiency when the TCL is cut. Other authors have linked this to the later development of trigger finger (3,4). We also believe that cutting the TCL destabilizes the wrist leading to a probable higher likelihood of wrist arthritis down the road (5,6). Why? The TCL maintains the carpal arch which is critical for the carpal bones in the wrist to be able to function normally. So to summarize, there is no free lunch with cutting the TCL, it has biomechanical consequences.

I have the honor to be among a great team of researchers and MSK US international experts in developing dynamic US Protocols

EURO-MUSCULUS/USPRM DYNAMIC ULTRASOUND PROTOCOLS
FOR ADULT HIP

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35687784/
https://journals.lww.com/ajpmr/Abstract/9900/EURO_MUSCULUS_USPRM_Dynamic_Ultrasound_Protocols.51.aspx

Identifying the Palmar Cutaneous Branch prior to carpal tunnel release.
With real-time ultrasound guidance, you can see all critical anatomy before making an incision
https://sonexhealth.com/video/ultrasound-scan-of-carpal-tunnel-male-patient/?utm_source=social&utm_medium=linkedin&utm_campaign=video-series

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Brachial plexus anatomy as NYC Subway map - brilliant and creative work from

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Updates on Ultrasound-Guided Tendon injection by Dr. Kentaro Onishi
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4mJzMoJAs6M

Updates on Ultrasound-Guided Tendon injection by Dr. Kentaro Onishi MASK Ultrasound zoom lecturesPlease don't forget to like and subscribe for more videos!We are on the road to 3,000 subscribers! Thank you everyone!

These Finger Prosthetics Bring Freedom and Change Lives
These custom body-driven finger prostheses help amputees regain vital motor functions and their freedom.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hh8kyeKfatk

These Finger Prosthetics Bring Freedom and Change Lives These custom body-driven finger prostheses help amputees regain vital motor functions and their freedom.Credit: Naked Prosthetic---► Join my Telegram channel...

Why the spinal pain relapse after operation or steroid injection, facts that should know about
Fact number 1 The herniated disc material will disappear eventually. According to the natural course study of disc herniation and radiculopathy, most patients with symptomatic cervical disc herniations with radiculopathy initially present with intense pain and moderate levels of disability. Most patients decide to get an operation at this period because of fear. However, substantial improvements tend to occur within the first 4 to 6 months post-onset. Time to complete recovery ranged from 24 to 36 months. Most cases of radiculopathy are self-limiting, and symptoms resolve for weeks to months. I will give you one example. The MRI demonstrated the spontaneous resolution of disc herniations, and clinical improvement correlates with morphologic resolution. The article showed a significant reduction on the 2-year and final scans. The proposed hypotheses are dehydration, enzymatic catabolism, and phagocytosis. According to the pathological and immunological studies of herniated disc materials, the Immuno-histological staining revealed the presence of T cells and macrophages, which suggested that this cell infiltration originated from T cells and macrophages. The spontaneous resorption of the disc may have resulted from phagocytic activities. Here is a lesson. Protruded disc and nerve root irritation will disappear eventually, So the early attempt of invasive removal is unnecessary. Fact number 2 The purpose of discectomy does not intend to remove back pain but radicular pain. Fact number 3 Most of the patients are afraid of steroids and worry about the only short-term improvement of epidural steroid injection, but it is worth it. Among the multiple interventions used in managing chronic spinal pain, lumbar epidural injections have been used extensively to treat lumbar radicular pain. It has gained rapid and widespread acceptance for lumbar and lower extremity pain treatment. The potential advantages of transforaminal injection include targeted delivery of a steroid to the site of pathology, presumably onto an inflamed nerve root. There is limited evidence for axial pain and post-surgery syndrome, But it has enough pieces of good evidence for the radiculitis secondary to disc herniation and spinal stenosis. The indicated evidence of the effectiveness is Level II-1 for short-term relief and Level II-2 for long-term relief in managing chronic low back and lower extremity pain. In addition, it has strong evidence in the disc herniation. If we can reduce the pain to the bearable level at the short-term period, Reducing the pain to the tolerable level at the critical period would save the disc. Fact number 4 The patients are responsible for their low back pain and long-term pain reduction. Therefore, it is not only the burden of medical providers. Even a low-dose, non-supervised exercise could improve chronic low back pain. You can lead a horse to the water, but you can't make him drink. Fact number 6 Type 1 Modic change reflects the instability. In addition to the segmental hypermobility, the Modic change represents segmental instability. But, the Modic change has been ignored for a long time. Modic endplate changes were significantly more observed in the recurrent group than in the non-recurrent group. The vertebral endplates are highly susceptible to mechanical failure. And endplate failure is the leading cause of disc degeneration. According to pathobiology, chemical and mechanical stimulation adjacent to damaged endplates is likely a source of sub-end plate bone marrow change. Modic change is characterized by inflammation, high bone turnover, and fibrosis in the subchondral bone. An imaging Meta-analysis study demonstrates that Modic 1 changes are more prevalent in adults 50 years of age or younger with back pain than asymptomatic individuals. It is irrational to conduct a simple discectomy in patients with type 1 Modic change. It is an ominous sign of recurrence. Fact number 7 Type 1 Modic can turn to type II or III as the instability stabilizes. The spinal instability becomes stabilized by natural law. In a group of studies based on age, Type 1 Modic change dominates in the 50 to 6os but decreases in the 70s and 80s. I believe the progression of degeneration explains a stabilization phase of the spine in the 70s and 80s. After lumbar fusion surgery, Modic Type 1 signals turned Type 2 Modic by operative stabilization process. There are many stabilization exercises. It was developed to stabilize segmental instability by active exercise. It is an excellent way to change Modic types.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eO12bn-RuUs

Why the spinal pain relapse after operation or steroid injection, facts that should know about Fact number 1The herniated disc material will disappear eventually. According to the natural course study of disc herniation and radiculopathy, most patients...

ULTRASOUND GUIDED FACET JOINT AND MEDIAL BRANCH INFILTRATION
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1C-XbeS0pnQ

ULTRASOUND GUIDED FACET JOINT AND MEDIAL BRANCH INFILTRATION

GREAT WILL AND GREAT REHAB
عندما تجتمع الارادة والعلم ( الطب الطبيعى والتأهيل )
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Adhesive capsulitis US guided SASD B Scor B Hydrodissection
Adhesive Capsulitis Pathology
Contracture of the capsule (US Guided IA Hydro dilatation with vesico supplementation)
Adhesive bursopathy (US guided Bursa Hydro dissection
The video shows
Dynamic US shows limited rotator cuff tendon excursion
US guided bursal Hydro Dissection
https://youtu.be/Ah1TifpSs7c

Adhesive capsulitis US guided SASD B Scor B Hydrodissection Adhesive Capsulitis Pathology Contracture of the capsule (US Guided IA Hydro dilatation with vesico supplementation)Adhesive bursopathy (US guided Bursa Hy...

Adult-onset Acute Calcific Discitis
Ilias Lazarou, Lucia Calisto Farracho, Stéphane Genevay and Michele Iudici
The Journal of Rheumatology March 2022, 49 (3) 330-331; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3899/jrheum.210838
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Acute calcific discitis is a rare condition of unknown etiology, observed mainly in childhood.1 Few cases have been described in adults, and most of these involve the thoracic spine.2

A healthy 20-year-old woman with a 4-week history of severe and disabling neck pain was admitted. Symptoms were more prominent at night and were triggered by movement. Neurologic examination was normal and inflammatory markers were not increased. A calcification within the C2–C3 intervertebral disc space was detected on radiographs (Figure 1A). Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI; Figures 2A,B) and computed tomography (CT; Figure 2C,D) confirmed calcification of C2–C3 nucleus pulposus with reactive bone marrow edema. A diagnosis of adult-onset acute calcific discitis was made. Treatment with naproxen (500 mg BID) and pregabalin (75 mg BID) was able to control the pain and was discontinued after 6 weeks. Calcification resorption was confirmed by radiograph after 6 months (Figure 1B).

https://www.rheumatology.org/Portals/0/Files/COVID-19-Vaccine-Clinical-Guidance-Rheumatic-Diseases-Summary.pdf

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A Nature research paper reports reduced effectiveness of vaccine- or infection-elicited antibodies against the SARS-CoV-2 Omicon variant, relative to other viral lineages
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-021-03846-z...

Activity of convalescent and vaccine serum against SARS-CoV-2 Omicron Discover the world’s best science and medicine | Nature.com

الحمد لله الذى بنعمته تتم الصالحات وبفضله وتوفيقه( والمشاركة ضمن فريق بحثى دولى ) نشر بروتوكل دولى فى ارفع مجلة علمية معتبرة فى مجال تخصص الطب الطبيعى والتاهيل (المجلة الامريكية للطب الطبيعى والتاهيل ) يساعد الاطباء حول العالم فى استخدام السونار الحركى لتشخيص وعلاج امراض واصابات مفصل الكتف ويكون السبق لمستشفى الطب الطبيعى والتاهيل بدولة الكويت السبق فى وضع بروتوكول عالمى لفحص المفاصل بالسونار الحركى
I have the honour to be among a great team of researchers and MSK US international experts in developing dynamic US Protocols
EURO-MUSCULUS/USPRM Dynamic Ultrasound Protocols for Shoulder
Ricci, Vincenzo1; Chang, Ke-Vin2,3; Güvener, Orhan4; Mezian, Kamal5; Kara, Murat6; Leblebicioğlu, Gürsel7; Stecco, Carla8; Pirri, Carmelo8; Ata, Ayşe Merve9; Dughbaj, Muhammad10; Jain, Nitin B.11; Özçakar, Levent6

In this dynamic protocol, ultrasound examination of the shoulder using different manuevers is described for several/relevant shoulder problems. Scanning videos are coupled with real-time patient examination videos for better understanding. The authors believe that this practical guide prepared by an international consensus of several experts will help musculoskeletal physicians perform a better and uniform/standard approach.
https://journals.lww.com/ajpmr/Abstract/9000/EURO_MUSCULUS_USPRM_Dynamic_Ultrasound_Protocols.97530.aspx
MSK US international experts in developing dynamic US Protocols
EURO-MUSCULUS/USPRM Dynamic Ultrasound Protocols for Shoulder
Ricci, Vincenzo1; Chang, Ke-Vin2,3; Güvener, Orhan4; Mezian, Kamal5; Kara, Murat6; Leblebicioğlu, Gürsel7; Stecco, Carla8; Pirri, Carmelo8; Ata, Ayşe Merve9; Dughbaj, Muhammad10; Jain, Nitin B.11; Özçakar, Levent6

In this dynamic protocol, ultrasound examination of the shoulder using different manuevers is described for several/relevant shoulder problems. Scanning videos are coupled with real-time patient examination videos for better understanding. The authors believe that this practical guide prepared by an international consensus of several experts will help musculoskeletal physicians perform a better and uniform/standard approach.
https://journals.lww.com/ajpmr/Abstract/9000/EURO_MUSCULUS_USPRM_Dynamic_Ultrasound_Protocols.97530.aspx

Knee osteoarthritis: Ultrasound-guided block of the knee joint articular branches of the knee joint
The knee joint is the most common site of osteoarthritis. While joint replacement is considered an ultimate solution, but its indication is limited to the end stage of osteoarthritis.
Indeed, it will take long years to reach the end stage of knee osteoarthritis from early osteoarthritis. Most of the patients suffered chronic pain for a long time,
corresponding to the mild to moderate stage.
We consider the conservative treatment in most of the stages of knee osteoarthritis.
Injection therapy is one of the best options in case of severe pain.
In addition to intra-articular injection, I used to do ultrasound-guided articular branch block and sometimes do radiofrequency denervation in some intractable cases.
In this video, I will review the articular branches of the knee joint and ultrasound-guided injection techniques.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZNy3WTSTh4

Knee osteoarthritis: Ultrasound-guided block of the knee joint articular branches of the knee joint The knee joint is the most common site of osteoarthritis. While joint replacement is considered an ultimate solution, but its indication is limited to the e...

A nice demo by Dr Lee
Ultrasound guided intervention for the plantar fascitis after tibial nerve block

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_HlQgupGVA

Ultrasound guided intervention for the plantar fascitis after tibial nerve block Today, I will share a practical ultrasound intervention for plantar fasciitis after blocking the tibial nerve at the medial ankle. Let me explain my patient...

To see is to believe? Guidance on using imaging to optimize patient care in psoriatic arthritis
This satellite symposium will cover the IL-23 pathway and the role it plays in (early) psoriatic arthritis, and the use of imaging tools in the diagnosis and management of the disease in clinical practice. The focus will be on magnetic resonance imaging and ultrasound

https://janssenimmunology.congressinsights.wiley.com/

EULAR 2021 Virtual Congress - Congress Insights To see is to believe? Guidance on using imaging to optimize patient care in psoriatic arthritis This satellite symposium will cover the IL-23 pathway and the role it plays in (early) psoriatic arthritis, and the use of imaging tools in the diagnosis and management of the disease in clinical practice...

A nice US look by consultant radiologist Dr Ankit Shah on inflammatory arthropathies
US Imaging in inflammatory Arthropathies: Dr Ankit Shah
Dr Ankit Shah covered nicely common inflammatory joint disorders to the complex ones in this Webinar on “US Imaging in inflammatory Arthropathies”. Also
• Why ultrasound should be the chosen modality to screen over others.
• What are the expectations of rheumatologist? What they want to know?
• Omeract Scoring in soft tissue inflammation joint effusions and erosion
• Importance of USG in pre and post-operative follow ups and interventional procedures

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=COZV1xOcGOw

GE Webinar: Ultrasound Imaging in inflammatory Arthropathies - Dr. Ankit Shah GI- US Imaging in inflammatory Arthropathies: Dr Ankit ShahDr Ankit Shah covered nicely common inflammatory joint disorders to the complex ones in this Webin...

Dr Ali Almerri Thanks
How to identify by US cervical Spinal roots C5,C6 &C7
Well demonstrated by Dr Sergi Boada Pie
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Sergi Boada Pie on Twitter
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Sergi Boada Pie on Twitter “🟢 How to identify by US cervical Spinal roots C5,C6 &C7 ⏭ C5 👉🏼Post. and Ant. Tubercle of Transverse Process Visualization Narrow Gap Between Them ⏭ C6👉🏼Post. and Ant. Tubercle of Transverse Process Visualization Wide Gap Between Them ⏭ C7 👉🏼Post. Tubercle Visualiza...

A simple , clear nice lecture on
Elbow Diagnostic/Dynamic MSK Ultrasound
By Dr. Paul Lento
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TrRqtokSqZw

Dr. Paul Lento talks about Diagnostic/Dynamic MSK Ultrasound of Elbow MASK Ultrasound zoom lecturesPlease don't forget to like and subscribe for more videos!

Nice lecture ..Radiology of Arthritis.. Part one ..
By Dr Ahmed Abdelkarim
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tC7F_2GG5Pg

16-Arthritis part one pdf of the lecturehttps://mega.nz/file/KNBTyAzR

Dr. Jenni Saunders of Australia talks about SI Joint Dysfunction
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7OXXsjN9JTM

Dr. Jenni Saunders of Australia talks about SI Joint Dysfunction MASK Ultrasound zoom lecturesPlease don't forget to like and subscribe for more videos!

One more tool to improve NMSK US knowledge and skills ,never replace live interactive learnings-teachings of respected tutors
DR Jen Li Pan:
When Ultrasound Meets AI...
DO WE NEED TUTORS ANY MORE?
video: https://www.intelligentultrasound.com/scannav-anatomy/
inspired by the news posted by professor Jiunn-Horng Kang:
https://www.intelligentultrasound.com/.../ce-approval.../

CE approval of ScanNav Anatomy Peripheral Nerve Block - Intelligent Ultrasound Intelligent Ultrasound Group plc announces CE approval of ScanNav Anatomy Peripheral Nerve Block (“ScanNav PNB”).