Ultrasonography of muscles and tendons : examination technique and atlas of normal anatomy of the extremities
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Ultrasonography of muscles and tendons : examination technique and atlas of normal anatomy of the extremities
Springer-Verlag, c1989
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- G.W.
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Echographie du systeme musculo-tendineux des membres
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Translation of: Echographie du systeme musculo-tendineux des membres
Includes bibliographies and index
"Softcover reprint of the hardcover 1st edition 1989"--T.p.verso of softcover
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U.S. ISBN 9780387966571
Description
Sonography is an ideal real-time imaging technique for the evaluation of muscles and tendons of the extremities, and this book is a useful reference for both the technique of examination and normal ultrasound anatomy. The first part considers technical aspects of the examination such as sonographic equipment, water-path systems, and dynamic maneuvers. The basic sonographic patterns of normal muscles, tendons, and other components of the extremities are then presented. Emphasis has been placed on pitfalls and artifacts. The other available imaging techniques for muscles and tendons are also discussed. The second part comprises an atlas of normal ultrasound scans of shoulder, arm, elbow, forearm, wrist, hand, thigh, knee, leg, ankle, and foot, with accompanying explanatory line drawings.
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: softcover ISBN 9781461281191
Description
Sonography is an ideal real-time imaging technique for the evaluation of muscles and tendons of the extremities, and this book is a useful reference for both the technique of examination and normal ultrasound anatomy. The first part considers technical aspects of the examination such as sonographic equipment, water-path systems, and dynamic maneuvers. The basic sonographic patterns of normal muscles, tendons, and other components of the extremities are then presented. Emphasis has been placed on pitfalls and artifacts. The other available imaging techniques for muscles and tendons are also discussed. The second part comprises an atlas of normal ultrasound scans of shoulder, arm, elbow, forearm, wrist, hand, thigh, knee, leg, ankle, and foot, with accompanying explanatory line drawings.
Table of Contents
I. Technique of Sonographic Examination and General Considerations on Ultrasound Normal Anatomy.- 1 Anatomic Considerations.- Skeletal Muscles.- Tendons.- Synovial Bursae.- Joints.- Fatty Tissue.- References.- 2 Technique for Sonography of Muscles and Tendons of the Extremities.- Type of Sonographic Equipment.- Probe Frequency.- Standoff Systems.- Orthogonal Views.- Examination of the Contralateral Segment.- Real-Time Dynamic Study.- Palpation Under Sonoscopy.- References.- 3 Normal Ultrasound Anatomy of Muscles.- Longitudinal Sonograms.- Transverse Sonograms.- Dynamic Examination.- References.- 4 Normal Ultrasound Anatomy of Tendons.- Longitudinal Sonograms.- Transverse Sonograms.- Dynamic Study.- References.- 5 Artifacts and Pitfalls in Sonography of Muscles and Tendons.- Muscles.- Tendons.- Internal Fixation Devices.- References.- 6 Sonographic Patterns of the Other Anatomic Components of the Extremities.- Bones.- Joints.- Surrounding Soft Tissues.- References.- 7 Other Imaging Techniques for Muscles and Tendons.- Plain Radiography.- Low-Kilovoltage Radiography.- Xeroradiography.- Computed Tomography.- Magnetic Resonance Imaging.- Angiography.- Tenography.- Radionuclide Imaging.- Thermography.- Prospects in Ultrasonography.- References.- II. Atlas of Ultrasound Scans of the Extremities.- List of Abbreviations.- A Upper Extremity.- Shoulder.- Arm, Upper Third.- Arm, Midthird.- Arm, Lower Third.- Elbow.- Forearm, Upper Third.- Forearm, Midthird.- Forearm, Lower Third.- Wrist.- Hand.- B Lower Extremity.- Thigh, Upper Third.- Thigh, Midthird.- Thigh, Lower Third.- Knee, Patellar Tendon.- Knee, Popliteal Fossa.- Knee, Other Scans.- Leg, Upper Third.- Leg, Midthird.- Leg, Lower Third.- Leg, Achilles Tendon.- Foot.
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