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Hi, thank you for your kind words. If interested in hands-on training, feel free to visit probeultrasound.com to sign up for our upcoming conference in February. All the best!

Would've loved to have been able to see a post Barbotage x-ray to see how much of the calcification was removed. Great video regardless. Heard about this procedure as a radiography student today, where the radiologist performing the procedure hadn't done it before lol. Super weird and not at all what I thought would have been done to 'treat' calcifications.

Hi, thank you for reaching out. This was done a while ago, but looks like it was done distal to the inguinal ligament more towards the thigh. Thank you.

Thank you great video showing how the femoral nerve branches are positioned in the leg. Is the shot given proximal to the inguinal ligament and closer to the spine, or distal to the inguinal ligament and closer to the thigh?

so the long head is musculotendinous at the posterior axillary fold crease and that's what gives it the natural "bulbous shape" with the tendon inside the muscle 1:29? i always thought that up to the posterior axillary fold crease the triceps long head, teres, and lat were all tendon and then beyond this point when you follow along their respective muscle paths they become musculotendinous. But this perspective kind of shows the triceps long head tendon is pretty short and muscle alreadty appears and even moreso with the teres major because it seems to be purely muscle at that point? is there any estimate on the length of the triceps long head tendon? And would you say its just the lat and triceps long head that are still mostly tendinous when you reach the posterior axillary fold crease with minimal muscle bulk while teres major is just all muscle?

any idea of the superior and inferior border tendon attachment of the gluteus maximus to the IT band like what level are those spanning? is the superior border of that IT band attachment at the level of the tip of the greater trochanter or at the iliac crest and how about the inferior border going all the way to the gluteal tuberosity of femur?

Thank you Colleague , very instructive

My pleasure! Glad you enjoyed

Your videos are special doc thanks!

Hi, sorry about that. The video had an issue with playback and was actually a little bit fast. I tried to slow it down myself. All the best.

You are very fast . Try to keep it a bit slow

1:01 🌹1:47 1:58 🌹2:26 臀小腱滑囊在稍前方； 🌹2:38 臀中腱滑囊( 在腱的表面) 及位於更後方、面積更大的2:55 [大轉子] 滑Trochanteric Bursa

1:01 🌹1:47 1:58 🌹2:26 臀小腱滑囊在稍前方； 🌹2:38 臀中腱滑囊( 在腱的表面) 及位於更後方、面積更大的2:55 [大轉子] 滑Trochanteric Bursa

Hi, sorry to hear that with your procedure. Not sure if it will be so easy to see scarring of the biceps tendon within the groove on ultrasound but functionally with elbow flexion you can see if the tendon is fixed to the shaft or not. Maybe that would be the way to approach it. All the best Scott Weiss

Injecting sclerosant after aspiration can help to avoid recurrence.

My long head biceps was cut due to a Biceps SLAP and then it was fastened with 2 wires next to supraspinatus but after 2 weeks the wires could not hold the tendon so I was told it's within the bicipital groove and is stuck there and can heal there and be strong. Can you see with ultrasound if the tendon is inside the bicipital groove and if its healing there ?

if i have this on my hip and do nothing could the fluid move to my abdomen? could it go away without operations?

Thank you again for the kind words! Scott

Hi, thank you for watching! If you’re interested in live conferences and to learn more about musculoskeletal ultrasound please visit probeultrasound.com. We have a conference this coming November 10th/11th at the Hyatt Place in Garden City, New York…up to 16 CME credits. Thank you! Scott

Hi, thank you for watching! If you’re interested in live conferences and to learn more about musculoskeletal ultrasound please visit probeultrasound.com. We have a conference this coming November 10th/11th at the Hyatt Place in Garden City, New York…up to 16 CME credits. Thank you! Scott

Very good technique

Excellent job

I had the worst pain after the lidocaine wore off!! 😢 It hurt more than the pain that brought me to the orthopedic doctor. I hope I'll have relief in 3 days from the steroid.

Hi, thank you for reaching out. I haven’t used prolotherapy for this although something I may consider in the future. All the best Scott

Hi, whats your experience with median nerve HD with 5% dex vs steroid? Thanks

excellent

What is your aftercare instructions for someone after they've had a procedure like this?

will prp help for post surgery healing?

is the Musculotendinous junction of subscapularis 50 percent tendon and 50 percent muscle and where does it begin like at the level of lateral coracoid, gh joint line?? Would you also say the distal insertional :pure tendon" body length ends at the glenoid rim level medially and then begins the muscle fiber/tendon interdigiditation? And is that view at 1:04 showing the subscapularis tendon length from lesser tuberosity to the proximal musculotendinous junction medially, but where does the MTJ begin medially like what landmark? at 1:25 for the superior to inferior view, i would have expected it to be pure subscapularis tendon but it looks like its mostly muscle with tendon in between even though you are very distal and close to humeral insertion.

Hi, usually don’t check for hyperemia. Just use the ultrasound to look for signs of tear, etc. Otherwise thank you for watching! If you’re interested in live conferences and to learn more about musculoskeletal ultrasound please visit probeultrasound.com. Thank you! Scott

Great video. Do you like using the Doppler to assess for hyperemia? I’ve used that as a variable to also associate with hamstring injuries on US in the acute phase

Hi, thank you again for the kind words. All the best! Scott

Hi, thank you for watching! If you’re interested in live conferences and to learn more about musculoskeletal ultrasound please visit probeultrasound.com. Thank you! Scott

Outstanding video, great technique, great visuals and great explanation, thanks for sharing.

Hi, thank you for watching! If you’re interested in live conferences to learn more about musculoskeletal ultrasound please visit probeultrasound.com. Thank you! Scott

Hi, thank you for watching! If you’re interested in live conferences to learn more about musculoskeletal ultrasound please visit probeultrasound.com. Thank you! Scott

Thank you. Helpful for me!

I have a pain in my calf muscle and my ultrasound report is (There is fluid deep to the medial gastrocnemius with a tear in the deep muscle also seen as a disruption in the contour and echogenicity of the muscle fiber.) Can it be completely cured with medicine or not?

Terrific!

Great explanation, doctor. Excellent presentation. How did this patient fare, did he undergo surgery or PT? I hope he found relief.

My apologies Check out some of the newer videos as I cut out the music. Hope you find the videos helpful.

Yeah I cant hear jack shit because of the music.

Hi, I don’t get medical advice over You tube. If you want to arrange a formal medical telehealth type consult be happy to. Take care, Scott Weiss.

Hi, thank you for your feedback. Also, if interested in live MSK Ultrasound education I am hosting a conference on July 28 and 29th in Garden City, New York as well as November 10. The July conference has Dr. Jon Jacobson the first day to help teach. He is world renown in MSK Ultrasound. If interested, you can go to probeultrasound.com Thanks! Scott

Hi, the anatomy models are built with Cinema 4D. Also, if interested in live MSK Ultrasound education I am hosting a conference on July 28 and 29th in Garden City, New York as well as November 10. The July conference has Dr. Jon Jacobson the first day to help teach. He is world renown in MSK Ultrasound. Thanks! Scott

Hi, my pleasure. Glad you found the video useful. If interested in live education, I am hosting a Musculoskeletal Ultrasound conference on July 28 and 29th in Garden City, New York with Dr. Jon Jacobson. Also another conference in November is coming up. Thanks again! Scott

TOP!!! Very interesting, thank you for sharing Colleague..

Thank you! Which anatomy app are you using?

Was there pain involved before drainage and that was reason for the drainage? I’m dealing with posssibly one in lower back and I’m still dealing with low back pain and I have this huge nodule in my back from it

What specialist is the best to see for a morel lavellee lesion on the knee? My orthopedic was useless and couldn’t offer a solution