Webinars

Watch this webinar to review normal sonoanatomy of the medial and lateral knee including the ligaments and visible meniscus margins. Our expert presenter will demonstrate dynamic maneuvers that are helpful for evaluating extrusion and ligament stability.

View this webinar to review normal sonoanatomy and commonly imaged structures of the posterior knee. Our expert presenter will describe and demonstrate via live-scan Bakers cyst location, neurovascular structures, and ligaments.

Join Dr. Richard Teames in a lively discussion of techniques and indications for performing ultrasound guided adductor canal and iPACK blocks for knee surgery. In this webinar, Dr. Teames will share best practices while performing live scans.

Neuropathic pain can be caused by a number of factors including nerve entrapment and nerve compression from injury, bone spurs, tendinitis, and surgery. Ultrasound-guided peripheral nerve hydrodissection may be performed to alleviate pain from peripheral nerve entrapments and neuropathic pain in general. Join Dr. Francois Louw as he reviews this safe and effective procedure and discusses various case examples.

There is a need to help clinicians reduce device-related peripheral IV catheter insertion failures and improve success rates. This webinar will provide an overview regarding the use of ultrasound-guidance for patients with difficult venous access. Join Timothy Spencer, RN, for a detailed review of current clinical evidence, recommendations, and strategies regarding the use of ultrasound-guided peripheral IV catheter insertions.

Join this webinar to review normal sonoanatomy and commonly imaged structures of the lateral ankle. Our expert presenter will demonstrate with live scanning how to perform a dynamic evaluation of the tendons, complex ligaments, nerves, and joints within the lateral ankle and review the anatomy for evaluating the base of the 5th metatarsal.

Ultrasound can extend the physical examination of the ankle. Join this webinar to review normal sonoanatomy and commonly imaged structures of the medial ankle. Our expert presenter will scan live and demonstrate how to assess the tendons, muscles, complex deltoid ligaments, and tarsal tunnel of the medial ankle.

Extend the physical examination of the ankle with ultrasound imaging. View this webinar to review normal sonoanatomy and commonly imaged structures of the posterior ankle. Our expert presenter will scan live how to assess the main joint recesses, commonly-imaged complex tendons, muscles, bursa, and fatpad.