Trigger Finger
3 Trigger Finger Brian M. Jurbala ♦ Setup • The patient is seated facing the examiner with the hand resting supinated on the examination table. • Alternatively, the patient can…
Evaluation of Lateral Epicondylitis
9 Evaluation of Lateral Epicondylitis John R. Fowler Jr. ♦ Setup • The patient should be seated, facing the operator, with the elbow resting on the table (Fig. 9.1). •…
First Dorsal Compartment Tendonitis
6 First Dorsal Compartment Tendonitis Aaron G. Grand ♦ Setup • The patient is seated, facing the operator, with the forearm resting on the table (Fig.6.1). • The forearm should…
Carpal Tunnel Evaluation and Injection
5 Carpal Tunnel Evaluation and Injection John R. Fowler Jr. ♦ Setup • The patient is seated, facing the operator, with the dorsal forearm resting on the table. • The…
Ultrasound-Guided Shoulder Injections
13 Ultrasound-Guided Shoulder Injections Kevin Kruse ♦ Long Head of the Biceps • The biceps is first located in the longitudinal axis between the lesser and greater tuberosities (Fig. 13.1a,b)….
Evaluation of Flexor Tendon Lacerations
4 Evaluation of Flexor Tendon Lacerations Thomas B. Hughes Jr. ♦ Setup • The patient is seated with the hand placed palm upward on the examination table. • The patient…
Elastography of the Breast
Overview of Breast Elastography Elastography should be performed in conjunction with conventional breast ultrasound. It is an additional imaging mode, like color Doppler, to evaluate a breast lesion or nonmass…
Principles of Elastography
Principles of Elastography Richard G. Barr 2.1 Introduction Elastography, or elasticity imaging, is a newer ultrasound imaging modality that can provide clinically useful information about tissue stiffness (rather than anatomy), which…
Elastography of the Lymph Nodes
Conventional Ways of Diagnosing Lymphadenopathy Lymph nodes are the guardians at checkpoints in the human body and send alarm signals in response to many pathologic conditions. Often, they are the…
Elastography of the Salivary Glands, Lymph Nodes, and Testes
Several criteria for distinguishing between benign and malignant lesions are well described in ultrasound examinations of parotid tumors (▶ Fig. 11.1a). Benign tumors usually have been reported to present with…
