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Chapter 2
2.5 CME
Introduction to MSK Foot and Ankle
In this chapter, we'll discuss the foundational knowledge necessary to start your ultrasound learning experience. After some general introduction videos, we'll look at how to work with the ultrasound device as well as the sonographic appearance of anatomical structures in the foot and ankle.
22 lectures and 1 quizzes
Lectures & Quizzes:
First Introduction (00:04)
Technology you need (00:06)
How to apply in Podiatry clinical care (00:07)
Advantages and disadvantages (00:06)
Diagnostic value (00:15)
Clinical case examples (00:08)
Handling the transducer (00:04)
Operator variables (00:07)
System variables (00:11)
Transducer variables (00:08)
Transducer movement language (00:07)
Grey values (00:02)
Perpendicular scanning and anisotropy (00:06)
Muscles, tendons and tendon tunnels (00:12)
Bone, joints, joint capsule and synovium (00:09)
Ligament and Fascia (00:04)
Skin, Subcutaneous tissue and oedema (00:06)
Retinaculum, Syndesmosis and periosteum (00:06)
Blood, vessels, nerves and arteries (00:07)
Cartilage and osteophytes (00:05)
Bursae, fat and cysts (00:06)
Glass, hair, wood, sea shells and metal (00:05)
MSK US FAAC - Introduction to MSK
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Chapter 3
1 CME
Anterior Ankle
In this chapter, we'll cover the anterior ankle. We'll first look at the anatomy and normal ultrasound appearance of the structures in the ankle. Finally, we'll have a look at common pathologies seen in this region of the ankle.
13 lectures and 1 quizzes
Lectures & Quizzes:
Chapter Introduction (00:00)
Distal tibiotalar joint (00:04)
Lateral collateral ligament (00:01)
Medial collateral ligament (00:02)
The subtalar joint (00:03)
Tendons and retinacula (00:05)
M. tibialis anterior (00:08)
Extensor tendons (00:07)
Anterior synovial recess and tibiofibular syndesmosis (00:04)
Anterior talofibular ligament, ATFL (00:03)
Tibialis anterior (00:07)
Anterior ankle impingement (00:09)
Anterior ankle impingement demo (00:04)
MSK US FAAC - Anterior Ankle
Chapter 4
1 CME
Lateral Ankle
In this chapter, we'll cover the lateral ankle. We'll first look at the anatomy and sono anatomy. Though demonstrations we'll show you the normal ultrasound appearance of the structures in the lateral ankle. Finally, we'll have a look at common pathologies seen in this region of the ankle.
10 lectures and 1 quizzes
Lectures & Quizzes:
M. peroneus longus (00:02)
M. peroneus brevis (00:02)
Retinaculum peroneum (00:01)
Tuberculum peroneum (00:04)
Peroneal tendons and retinaculum (00:08)
Ligamentum calcaneofibulare (00:08)
Peroneals - tenosynovitis - tendinosis - rupture (00:09)
Discussion: Peroneal tendon pathology (00:07)
Case Discussion: Peroneal tendons (00:07)
Peroneals - instability and anterior ankle - impingement (00:07)
MSK US FAAC - Lateral Ankle
Chapter 5
2 CME
Medial Ankle
In this chapter, we'll cover the medial ankle. We'll first look at the anatomy and normal ultrasound appearance of the structures in the medial ankle, through theory presentations and live demonstrations. Finally, we'll have a look at common pathologies seen in this region of the ankle.
18 lectures and 1 quizzes
Lectures & Quizzes:
M. tibialis posterior (00:04)
M. flexor hallucis longus (00:05)
M. flexor digitorum longus (00:04)
M. soleus (00:01)
Tibial nerve (00:08)
Arteria tibialis posterior and vena comitans (00:03)
M. abductor hallucis (00:03)
Tibial groove of the tibialis posterior tendon (00:02)
M. tibialis posterior (00:08)
M. flexor digitorum longus (00:05)
M. flexor hallucis longus (00:10)
Medioposterior tarsal tunnel overview (00:11)
M. soleus (00:12)
M. abductor hallucis (00:09)
Medial malleolus (00:12)
Abnormalities of the tibialis posterior tendon (00:10)
Accessory os naviculare / os tibiale externus type 1,2,3 (00:07)
Discussion: Tibialis tendon pathology (00:04)
MSK US FAAC - Medial Ankle
Chapter 6
1 CME
Posterior Ankle
In this chapter, we'll cover the posterior ankle. We'll first look at the anatomy and normal ultrasound appearance of the structures in the posterior ankle. Finally, we'll have a look at common pathologies seen in this region of the ankle.
9 lectures and 1 quizzes
Lectures & Quizzes:
Achilles tendon retrocalcaneal (00:05)
Achilles tendon pre-insertional and midportion (00:03)
Achilles tendon (00:09)
Kager's fat body (00:09)
Midportion and preinsertional pathology of the Achilles tendon (00:10)
Preinsertional and insertional pathology of the Achilles tendon (00:11)
Discussion: Achilles tendon pathology (00:04)
Posterior impingement - stenosis of the FHL (00:05)
Case Discussion: Hallucis longus (00:12)
MSK US FAAC - Posterior Ankle
Chapter 7
1 CME
Dorsal Foot
In this chapter, we'll cover the dorsal foot. We'll have a look at the anatomy and sono anatomy of the dorsal foot. Through live demonstrations, we'll show normal ultrasound findings and scanning techniques. And finally, we'll have a look at common pathologies seen in this region of the foot.
9 lectures and 1 quizzes
Lectures & Quizzes:
Osseous and articular (00:06)
Skin, fascia and retinacula (00:04)
Extensor tendons (00:06)
M. extensor hallucis longus (00:06)
M. extensor digitorum longus (00:06)
Tarsus (00:09)
M. extensor hallucis longus and m. extensor digitorum longus (00:05)
Osteoarthritis and synovitis of the dorsal foot (00:05)
Case Discussion: Fractures (00:07)
MSK US FAAC - Dorsal Foot
Chapter 8
1.5 CME
Plantar Foot
In this chapter, we'll cover the plantar foot. We'll have a look at the anatomy and sono anatomy of the plantar foot. Through live demonstrations, we'll show normal ultrasound findings and scanning techniques. After having discussed the normal situation, we'll start looking at pathology findings and scanning techniques to uncover abnormalities of the plantar foot.
8 lectures and 1 quizzes
Lectures & Quizzes:
Soft tissue plantar foot and fascia plantaris (00:07)
Extrinsic muscles and tendons (00:07)
Subcalcaneal fat chamber structure (00:09)
Fascia plantaris, central and lateral bundle (00:14)
Extrinsic tendons of the foot (00:12)
Fasciitis plantaris, fascial ruptures, plantar fibromatosis, fat chamber lesion (00:13)
Case Discussion: Fibromatosis (00:06)
Pathological findings and scanning technique fat chambers (00:09)
MSK US FAAC - Plantar Foot
Chapter 9
1.5 CME
Toes Region
In this last chapter, we'll have a look at the toe region. Again, we'll cover the anatomy and sono anatomy, followed by live demonstrations to show normal ultrasound findings and scanning techniques. We'll also have a look at the most commonly seen pathologies in the toe region. Finally, we'll close this e-learning course with some miscellaneous pathologies and ultrasound pitfalls.
10 lectures and 1 quizzes
Lectures & Quizzes:
First metatarsophalangeal joint complex and interphalangeal joint (00:12)
Lesser toes (00:08)
Common plantar digital nerves (00:11)
Subcapital structures - cartilage, plate, tendon, sheath, fat chambers (00:16)
Second and third webspace plantar common digital nerve - Morton neuroma (00:08)
Discussion: Morton's Neuroma (00:05)
Case Discussion: Avascular necrosis (00:08)
Swelling & Tumours (00:08)
Ultrasound cases and pitfalls (00:10)
Course Outro (00:01)
MSK US FAAC - Toe Region
Objectives
After completion of the course you will be able to assess the region of the foot and ankle, especially: Normal and abnormal anatomy, How to image, Sonographic appearance of ligaments, tendons and muscles, Torn or otherwise pathologic structures & Signs of edema and inflammation.
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