MUST-2 The Distal Upper Extremity

UPCOMING MUST-2 COURSE

To be announced

The MUST-3 reviews systematically and comprehensive all aspects of ultrasound of the Elbow ,Wrist, Hand and Fingers.

MUST-2 course is a two and a half day interactive course consisting of:

1 Keynote Lecture
8 Advanced theoretical lectures and Live demos
8 Pathology Lectures
8 Hands-on workshops

Course objectives

Through the lectures and practical interactive sessions, participants will be able to:

Review normal anatomy, variants and biomechanics of musculoskeletal structures and recognize related pathology as seen on ultrasound;
Develop comprehensive skills for performing musculoskeletal ultrasound examinations of the Elbow ,Wrist, Hand and Fingers under expert guidance;
Highlight pros & cons and potential pitfalls of ultrasound imaging inElbow ,Wrist, Hand and Fingers;
Conduct confident advanced musculoskeletal ultrasound examinations.

Lectures presented by Carlo Martinoli

Plenary sessions with frontal lectures are presented by prof. Carlo Martinoli.

These are set at a highly advanced level to give comprehensive, in-depth information on the musculoskeletal area that is pertinent to the program.

Hands-on sessions

The hands-on sessions are tailored to meet the needs of beginner-level learners, as well as those at more advanced levels.

Advantages of MUST-2:

Very advanced teaching of anatomy by Carlo Martinoli;
Become familiar with Martinoli’s systematic approach of ultrasonography ofElbow ,Wrist, Hand and Fingers;
Discover the benefits of the precise scanning techniques of joints, muscles, tendons, ligaments, nerves and surrounding soft tissues of theElbow ,Wrist, Hand and Fingers;
Get fascinated by Carlo Martinoli’s unparalleled pathology lectures;
Improve your ultrasound skills during the workshops. Carlo and the instructors will assist you to put new knowledge into practical skills.

Accreditation

Netherlands:

Accreditation for MUST-2 course: the distal lower extremity has been also requested at the KNGF. UEMS credits will be applied for medical specialists.

For Who

The MUST-3 course: knee to toes is aimed at:

musculoskeletal radiologists
rheumatologists
orthopaedic surgeons
physical medicine
rehabilitation specialists
sports physicians
physiotherapists
any other medical professionals with an interest in musculoskeletal ultrasound

Language

English is the official language.

17:30	Registration
18:30	Opening
18:45	Ultrasound of the Thumb and Fingers – Normal Anatomy, Pathology and Scanning Technique – incl. Live Demo
20:15	Coffee break
20:45	Lumps and Bumps in the Hand
21:30	Refreshments

08:15	Opening

08:30	Anteriolateral Elbow – Normal Anatomy, Scanning Technique and Pathology – incl. Live Demo
10:00	Hands-on Workshop I (Distal Biceps Tendon and Proximal Radioulnar Space, Brachialis, Musculocutaneous and Lateral Antebrachial Cutaneous Nerves, Common Extensor Tendon Origin, Radial Collateral, Annular and Lateral Ulnar Collateral Ligaments, Radial and Posterior Interosseous Nerve, Supinator Muscle, Sensitive Branch of the Radial Nerve and Brachioradialis, Posterior AnteBrachial Cutaneous)
10:45	Coffee break
11:15	Posteromedial Elbow – Normal Anatomy, Scanning Technique and Pathology – incl. Live Demo
12:45	Elbow Joint – Normal Anatomy, Scanning Technique and Pathology – incl. Live Demo

13:15	Lunch break

14:15	Hands-on Workshop II (Common Flexor Tendon Origin, Medial Collateral Ligamentous Complex incl. Anterior and posterior bands, Medial Brachial and Antebrachial Cutaneous Nerves, Pronator Teres and Median Nerve, Brachial Artery, Supracondylar Process, Anterior and Posterior Fat Pads, Radial, Coronoid, Annular and Olecranon Recesses, Osteochondral Surfaces)
15:00	Forearm – Normal Anatomy, Scanning Technique and Pathology – incl. Live Demo
16:00	Coffee break
16:30	Hands-on Workshop III (Sublimis bridge area, Anterior Interosseous Nerve, Gantzer Muscle, Flexor and Extensor Muscles, Proximal Intersection; Ulnar Nerve and Its Dorsal Cutaneous Branch, Ulnar and Radial Artery, Sensory Branch of the Radial Nerve and Brachioradialis; Interosseous Membrane)
17:15	End of Day 1

	Day-2

08:30	Ventral Wrist – Normal Anatomy and Scanning Technique and Pathology – incl. Live Demo
10:30	Coffee break
11:00	Hands-on Workshop IV (Flexor Digitorum Tendons and Carpal Tunnel, Median Nerve and its divisional branches, Flexor Carpi Radialis and Flexor Carpi Ulnaris, Guyon Tunnel, Ulnar Nerve and Its Divisional Branches, Palmaris Longus and its variants)
11:45	Dorsal Wrist – Normal Anatomy, Scanning Technique and Pathology – incl. Live Demo

13:15	Lunch break

14:15	Hands-on Workshop V (Extensor Tendons and the Six Compartments, Distal Radioulnar Joint, Radiocarpal and Midcarpal Joints, Carpometacarpal Joints, Scapholunate Ligament, Dorsal Carpal Ligaments, Sensory branch of the Radial Nerve, TrapezioMetacarpal & Triscaphe Joint)
15:00	Recap: Hand & Fingers – Normal Anatomy, Scanning Technique and Pathology – incl. Live Demo
16:00	Coffee break
16:30	Hands-on Workshop VI (Thenar and Hypothenar Muscles, Lumbricals, Dorsal and Ventral Interosseous Muscles, Common Digital Nerves, Arterial Arcades, MCPj, PIPj, DIPj, Collateral Ligaments and Osteochondral Surfaces, Palmar Plates, Pulley System, Distal Flexor and Extensor Tendons, Digital Nerves and Vessels, Subungueal Bed, Thumb Sesamoids)
17:15	Closing remarks

MUST-2 The Distal Upper Extremity

UPCOMING MUST-2 COURSE

Course objectives

Lectures presented by Carlo Martinoli

Hands-on sessions

Advantages of MUST-2:

Accreditation

Netherlands:

For Who

Language

Registration

Schedule

Evening keynote lecture and live demonstration:

Martinoli Ultrasound Courses

Address

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