I am glad you enjoyed my efforts. Please subscribe to birdultrasound.com.au so you can enjoy my real material. The stuff on this channel is older material which has been updated on the actual website. Please use the coupon code: anatomy for some sweet discount. Happy scanning, Steve Bird.
I am glad you enjoyed my efforts, Indeed there are more coming, but to see the really good stuff on all topics please subscribe to birdultrasound.com.au so you can enjoy my real material. The stuff on this channel is older material which has been updated on the actual website. Please use the coupon code: anatomy for some sweet discount. Happy scanning, Steve Bird.
Thanks for the lovely comment. The videos on this UA-cam channel are old material of mine. You can enjoy the new editions which are even better at birdultrasound.com.au You will find comprehensive material relating to rotator cuff assessment on the website. Please enjoy the material and let your contacts and colleagues know about it. Happy scanning, Steve Bird
Hi Randhir, Yes it is a vintage recording but the content is still quite nice I think. You can see the current updated version of the hip material at birdultrasound.com.au We have been improving our recording technology progressively so you will see some improvements not only in content but also audio and video quality. I am delighted that you enjoyed this presentation. Happy scanning, Steve Bird
I am glad you enjoyed my efforts. Please subscribe to birdultrasound.com.au so you can enjoy my real material. The stuff on this channel is older material which has been updated on the actual website. Please use the coupon code: anatomy for some sweet discount. Happy scanning, Steve Bird.
I'm grateful for this fantastic lesson! Just a question: at 40:45 you show the reflected head of the rectus femoris on... the trochanter??Maybe could be the vastus lateralis instead? Or maybe it's my error and the scan is near the acetabulum? Thanks in advance!
Hi Amedeo, I am so pleased you have enjoyed this lovely old presentation. This is indeed the indirect head of rectus femoris. ( I called it the reflected head but you will notice this is a 2014 production and I have a greater understanding now). This image is well above the greater trochanter and hence the acoustic window I am using is the muscle bellies of gluteus minimus and medius. The indirect head is inserting onto the supero-lateral aspect of the acetabulum. This technique works perfectly. Please email me at: steve@birdultrasound.com.au I would like to offer you a special deal to enjoy my fresh new material at birdultrasound.com.au If you enjoyed this presentation you will love my new material on a wide range of ultrasound topics. Happy scanning, Steve Bird
❤superior demonstration
I am glad you enjoyed my efforts. Please subscribe to birdultrasound.com.au so you can enjoy my real material. The stuff on this channel is older material which has been updated on the actual website. Please use the coupon code: anatomy for some sweet discount. Happy scanning, Steve Bird.
your videos are amazing. please upload more
I am glad you enjoyed my efforts, Indeed there are more coming, but to see the really good stuff on all topics please subscribe to birdultrasound.com.au so you can enjoy my real material. The stuff on this channel is older material which has been updated on the actual website. Please use the coupon code: anatomy for some sweet discount. Happy scanning, Steve Bird.
excellent presentation, looks like you are made for this profession, please upload videos for rotator cuff
Thanks for the lovely comment. The videos on this UA-cam channel are old material of mine. You can enjoy the new editions which are even better at birdultrasound.com.au
You will find comprehensive material relating to rotator cuff assessment on the website. Please enjoy the material and let your contacts and colleagues know about it.
Happy scanning,
Steve Bird
Can’t believe this from 2014
Hi Randhir,
Yes it is a vintage recording but the content is still quite nice I think.
You can see the current updated version of the hip material at birdultrasound.com.au
We have been improving our recording technology progressively so you will see some improvements not only in content but also audio and video quality.
I am delighted that you enjoyed this presentation.
Happy scanning,
Steve Bird
Excellent explanation of hip, thank you.
I am glad you enjoyed my efforts. Please subscribe to birdultrasound.com.au so you can enjoy my real material. The stuff on this channel is older material which has been updated on the actual website. Please use the coupon code: anatomy for some sweet discount. Happy scanning, Steve Bird.
I'm grateful for this fantastic lesson! Just a question: at 40:45 you show the reflected head of the rectus femoris on... the trochanter??Maybe could be the vastus lateralis instead? Or maybe it's my error and the scan is near the acetabulum? Thanks in advance!
Hi Amedeo, I am so pleased you have enjoyed this lovely old presentation. This is indeed the indirect head of rectus femoris. ( I called it the reflected head but you will notice this is a 2014 production and I have a greater understanding now). This image is well above the greater trochanter and hence the acoustic window I am using is the muscle bellies of gluteus minimus and medius. The indirect head is inserting onto the supero-lateral aspect of the acetabulum. This technique works perfectly.
Please email me at:
steve@birdultrasound.com.au
I would like to offer you a special deal to enjoy my fresh new material at
birdultrasound.com.au
If you enjoyed this presentation you will love my new material on a wide range of ultrasound topics.
Happy scanning,
Steve Bird
Outstanding lecture. Thank you
Thanks Stephen. Your support is always very much appreciated. Happy scanning, Steve Bird