Managing Tendinopathy: the use of ultrasound
Boost your tendinopathy expertise! Uncover the secrets of advanced diagnostic and interventional ultrasound in our 90-min live lecture. Enhance diagnostic precision, refine interventions, and revolutionize your approach. This is an advanced course on managing tendinopathy, for clinicians with experience in this matter and good theoretical knowledge. Don't miss the chance to level up your skills! 🌟
What you'll learn
- You will learn the real relevance of ultrasound findings in patients with tendinopathy.
- The place of ultrasound in prevention of tendinopathy.
- The use of ultrasound for diagnostic purposes: staging, different pathology findings (and their relevance), differential diagnoses, new/experimental techniques...
- The use of ultrasound for treatment purposes: focussed shockwave therapy, injection techniques, minimal invasive surgery
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Options
- 30-days access to the recording€ 97,50
- 60-days access to the recording€ 127,50
About this course
Why you should follow this online course?
Managing tendinopathy is challenging for clinicians because of its persistent nature. Having advanced knowledge of the relevance of ultrasound findings enables healthcare professionals to finetune the diagnosis of tendinopathy and perform targeted interventions. Ultrasound-guided treatments of persistent tendinopathy are more effective than blind treatments, further emphasizing the importance of advanced ultrasound skills in the advanced management of tendinopathy.
Extended Access
This course is available for 4 weeks. During checkout you can extend your access period with 30 to 60 days for an additional fee.
Certificate
After completion of the full webinar, you'll receive the digital SonoSkills certificate of attendance.
Interested in hands-on training?
Attend our hands-on Advanced MSK ultrasound Bootcamp of all extremity joints.
Ultrasound guided injections you will learn on performing injections yourself on cadaveric bodies in our USG Injection course of all extremity joints.