Advancing high-resolution musculoskeletal ultrasound: a histology- and anatomy-driven approach for enhanced shoulder imaging. Part 2: Anterior and lateral shoulder

Ultrasonography is a reliable imaging technique for the accurate diagnosis and evaluation of musculoskeletal disorders. Recent developments in ultrasound technology have significantly increased image resolution, making it possible to see anatomical features at almost microscopic dimensions. Current standards for standardized shoulder ultrasonography mostly depend on outdated machine types and configurations that may not fully utilize these high-resolution imaging capabilities. In this article, we give a clear and comprehensive introduction to high-resolution shoulder sonography, using histological and anatomical images from cadavers for comparison. Images collected using contemporary technology are shown, and international standard practices are considered. The examination and normal results are presented in a methodical manner, beginning posteriorly, moving frontally, then more anteriorly, and concluding with a lateral and optional axillary examination. This article focuses on the anterior and lateral shoulder.

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Journal of Ultrasonography
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2024-10-11
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https://doi.org/10.15557/jou.2024.0032
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Shoulder Injury and Treatment
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Abstract

Ultrasonography is a reliable imaging technique for the accurate diagnosis and evaluation of musculoskeletal disorders. Recent developments in ultrasound technology have significantly increased image resolution, making it possible to see anatomical features at almost microscopic dimensions. Current standards for standardized shoulder ultrasonography mostly depend on outdated machine types and configurations that may not fully utilize these high-resolution imaging capabilities. In this article, we give a clear and comprehensive introduction to high-resolution shoulder sonography, using histological and anatomical images from cadavers for comparison. Images collected using contemporary technology are shown, and international standard practices are considered. The examination and normal results are presented in a methodical manner, beginning posteriorly, moving frontally, then more anteriorly, and concluding with a lateral and optional axillary examination. This article focuses on the anterior and lateral shoulder.

Journal of UltrasonographyVol. 24(99)
Ecolab (United Kingdom) (GB), American Institute of Ultrasound in Medicine (US), Clínica Alemana (CL), University Hospital of Basel (CH), Hospital Base (CL), University Hospital of Zurich (CH), Department of Biomedicine Basel (CH), ASST Fatebenefratelli Sacco (IT), Misericordia University (US), Tecnológico de Monterrey (MX)
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