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[Scanning Technique in Hip Ultrasonography]
T Novotný1, K Mezian2, J Chomiak3
1Ortopedická klinika Fakulty zdravotnických studií Univerzity J. E. Purkyně v Ústí nad Labem a Krajské zdravotní, a. s. - Masarykovy nemocnice v Ústí nad Labem.
Abstract:
This guide to ultrasound imaging of the hip describes the basic scanning planes and contains corresponding highresolution ultrasound images. The patient and probe positionings are explained in a simplified step-by-step manner using schematic drawings. This standard and simple examination technique seems to be an appropriate way to improve the learning curve of novice musculoskeletal sonographers. In this manuscript, an emphasis is put on hip effusion detection and on how to diagnose tendon and muscle injuries. Key words: tendons, hip tendinopathy, hip joint, athletic injuries, musculoskeletal, protocol, ultrasound, adductor tendon, trochanteric bursa, sciatic nerve.
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