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Day 1 – Shoulder
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Day 1 focuses on the comprehensive evaluation of ultrasound imaging of the shoulder. The session will encompass detailed discussions on scanning techniques and pathology related to various important structures, including the rotator cuff, long head of the biceps tendon, rotator cuff interval, shoulder girdle muscles (such as pectoralis major and deltoid), and the coracoid area and joint spaces (including GHJ and ACJ). To enhance comprehension, live demonstrations will be conducted for the rotator cuff, shoulder girdle muscles, and coracoid area and joint Spaces. Participants will actively engage in hands-on learning by performing practical scanning techniques on live volunteers. This practical component aims to strengthen participants’ skills and proficiency in ultrasound imaging. Furthermore, interactive Q&A sessions will provide opportunities for in-depth discussions and consolidate the participants’ understanding, covering topics ranging from fundamental principles to the most advanced applications.
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Day 2 – Arm & Elbow
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Day 2 is dedicated to the meticulous assessment of ultrasound imaging in the areas of the shoulder, anterolateral elbow, posteromedial elbow, and arm. This session is tailored for specialists seeking comprehensive knowledge in this domain. The curriculum will extensively cover scanning techniques and pathology associated with these regions, including specific focus on the shoulder, encompassing the identification and evaluation of Thoracic Outlet Syndrome. Additionally, the anterolateral and posteromedial elbow and arm will also be covered in detail, areas which are not studied as much, but which every clinician should master, given the numerous cases encountered in practice. To enhance comprehension, live demonstrations will be conducted, showcasing the accurate identification and assessment of nerves around the shoulder, arm, as well as the anterolateral and posterolateral elbow tendons, ligaments, and nerves. Participants will have the invaluable opportunity to apply their knowledge and refine their skills through practical scanning techniques performed on live volunteers. Moreover, interactive group case-based discussions will be conducted, facilitating engaging exchanges and providing participants with a platform to explore various scenarios. These discussions, combined with a dedicated Q&A session, will effectively consolidate the acquired knowledge and skills, encompassing both foundational principles and advanced applications.
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Day 3 – Forearm & Wrist (I)
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On Day 3, participants will delve into the meticulous assessment of ultrasound imaging in the forearm, as well as the ventral and dorsal wrist regions. This session is tailored to provide a comprehensive understanding to the target audience. The curriculum will cover detailed anatomy, scanning techniques, and pathology associated with these areas, encompassing a focus on tendons, ligaments, and nerves. To enhance understanding and proficiency, live demonstrations will be conducted, showcasing the accurate identification and assessment of various structures within the forearm, ventral and dorsal wrist. This will include nerves, tendons, ligaments, and retinacular structures. Participants will have the invaluable opportunity to apply their knowledge and enhance their skills through practical scanning techniques performed on live volunteers. This hands-on component aims to refine their abilities in ultrasound imaging of these regions. Furthermore, interactive group case-based discussions will be facilitated, allowing participants to engage in collaborative exploration of real-world cases. This interactive format, combined with a dedicated Q&A session, will effectively consolidate the participants’ learning experience, covering topics ranging from foundational principles to the most advanced applications.
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Day 4 – Wrist (II) & Hand
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Day 4 is dedicated to the comprehensive evaluation of ultrasound imaging in the dorsal wrist, hand, fingers, and thumb regions. This session is specifically tailored for specialists seeking an in-depth understanding of these areas. The curriculum will encompass a thorough exploration of anatomy, scanning techniques, and pathology, with a particular focus on the hand, fingers, thumb, and soft-tissue masses. Live demonstrations will be conducted, showcasing the accurate identification and assessment of structures within the hand, fingers, and thumb. These demonstrations will provide valuable visual examples for participants to enhance their understanding. Participants will have the opportunity to actively engage and apply their knowledge through practical scanning techniques performed on live volunteers. This hands-on component aims to refine their skills and proficiency in ultrasound imaging of the Dorsal Wrist, Hand, Fingers, and Thumb. Moreover, interactive group case-based discussions will be facilitated, allowing participants to collaborate and explore various clinical cases. This format encourages in-depth discussions and critical thinking, promoting a comprehensive understanding of the subject matter. Additionally, a dedicated Q&A session will provide further clarification and consolidation of the learning experience, covering topics ranging from foundational principles to advanced applications.
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