Upper Limb (Gray-Scale) ultrasound

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Upper Limb — Gray-Scale

Patient positioning, landmarks & transducer choice Presets, focal zone, depth & compound imaging

Tendinopathy, partial/full-thickness tear, calcific tendinitis Long head biceps: subluxation, tenosynovitis

Common extensor tendon (lateral epicondylitis) Common flexor/pronator & ulnar collateral pathology

Median nerve: cross-sectional area, mobility, tenosynovitis Ganglion cysts, synovial lesions

Strain vs tear, hematoma, muscle retraction Fascial plane abnormalities & abscess

Subacromial-subdeltoid bursitis Small joint effusions & synovitis

Ulnar, median, radial nerve entrapment signs Post-traumatic neuromas & nerve discontinuity

Foreign body detection, surrounding reaction Phlegmon vs drainable abscess

Dynamic assessment: subluxation, snapping tendons Calcific deposits and shadowing

Nerve CSA measurement technique & cutoffs Tendon tear gap, hematoma size, cyst dimensions

Injection corridors, hydrodissection & aspiration tips Soft tissue biopsy considerations

Anisotropy artifact & angle correction for tendons Anatomic variants that mimic pathology

Annotated cases & normal reference images Minimum image set & labeling checklist

Upper Limb (Gray) — Bilingual MCQ Panel

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