After completion of this course, the professional is capable of using MSK ultrasound in clinical practice in a qualitative and critical way. The professional learns how to scan anatomical structures of the extremity joints. The core of this hands-on skills course is based on an intensive review of anatomy of specific regions, pathophysiology of common conditions within these regions and evidence-based reviews of the use of MSKUS in the assessment of the locomotor system.

Who Should Attend?

Both primary healthcare professionals as well as secondary healthcare professionals interested in improving their diagnostic capabilities and insight in treating dysfunctions of the musculoskeletal system.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Understanding the concept of ultrasound.
• What is the normal appearance of MSK tissues in ultrasound?
• Learning how to use the ultrasound system.
• Understanding the 3D functional anatomy of all extremity joints.
• Being able to scan all extremity joint protocols in a correct and reliable way.
• Being able to identify some common pathology in MSK ultrasound.
• Correctly working with the toolcard for qualitative scanning and pathology recognition.
• Lots of hands-on practice with a ratio of 3 participants to 1 ultrasound device.

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All SonoSkills courses are blended, meaning a combination of online and onsite learning. Blended learning is an additional element to classroom teaching and one which supports existing teaching practices. It combines many of the best elements of face-to-face teaching (personalized learning and social interaction) while allowing greater variety and flexibility than a traditional classroom set up, responding to the needs of the modern learner. Over 150 videos, totaling to over 16 hours of content are available to you on-demand before, during and after the course.