MSK Ultrasound of the Hand, Fingers and Thumb
In this comprehensive 3-part series on hand, finger and thumb ultrasound, we will deepen your ultrasound knowledge of this region. Each session we will refresh and update your (sono)anatomy skills and discuss interesting hand pathology cases.
WHAT YOU'LL LEARN
- Hand, fingers en thumb anatomy
- Hand, fingers en thumb sonoanatomy
- Transducer positions to scan static tissues
- Scanning dynamical hand, fingers and thumb movements
- Pathology recognition of several hand pathologies
Schedule & Topics
Part 1: Flexor TendonsHand Palmar (CMC joint, MCP joint, FDS, FDP, Lumbricals and Interossei Palmaris, Palmar apponeurosis).
Finger Palmar (DIP, PIP, FDS FDP, pully’s, volar plate, checkrain Campers’s Chiasm)
Part 2: Extensor fingers
Hand dorsal (EDC, EIP, EDM, interossei dorsales, saggital band, extensor zones, dorsal triangular fibrocartilage)
Finger dorsal (DIP, PIP, central slip, lateral slip, extensor hood)
Part 3: Thumb
Joints (CMC1, STT, MCP1, UCL)
Extensor compartment 1 (APL and EPB)
Content
The aim of this 3-part course is deepening the ultrasound examination of the hand, fingers and thumb. We will discuss (sono)anatomy, transducer positions and sonopathology positions on an intermediate level with adding more in-depth information and new positions to your foundational level knowledge and skills. We will review the theory and practice ultrasound skills of several important osseous, cartilaginous, capsuloligamentous, myogenic, neurogenic, and vascular structures. We will also share with you some interesting literature which you can study after the webinar to deepen your knowledge.Certificate
After completion of the full webinar you'll receive a digital Certificate of Attendance.Trainer
Ferd Serton, MSc Senior Trainer
Ferd is physiotherapist and manual therapist close to the SonoSkills headquarters in Roermond, Netherlands. He has...
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