Perform Perfect Injections 9:00am-1:00pm. Ultrasound inject
Perform Perfect Injections for Cortisone, PRP and Viscosupplementation
Ultrasound injection course.
-----This event is not affiliated with CASEM-----
Over the course of this 1/2-day scanning workshop, you'll learn to scan, scan and scan some more.
Injecting is great, but you have to be able to find your target before you can inject it!
2 STREAMS AVAILABLE
You will scan each other - but no injections will be practiced and no cadaver lab is included.*
STREAM 1
This is for you if you are:
a) a relative beginner to MSK Ultrasound
Shoulder Bursitis, Shoulder Arthritis, Elbow Arthritis, Knee Arthritis, Hip Arthritis, Ankle Arthritis
STREAM 2
This is for you if you:
a) have more than 50 ultasound-guided injections under your belt (any targets at all)
b) and are very comfortable scanning and injecting all of the Stream 1 targets listed above.
Subacromial/deltoid Bursitis, LHB Tendonitis, AC Joint Separations, Glenohumeral Arthritis, Lateral & Medial Elbow Tendonitis, Elbow Arthritis, De Quervain’s, Thumb Arthritis (CMC & MCP), Knee Arthritis, Anterior & Medial Knee Pain, Hip Arthritis, Hip Bursitis & Tendonitis, SI Joint Arthritis, Plantar Fasciitis, Ankle Arthritis, Achilles Tendonitis
Sideline MSK Ultrasound 2:00pm-5:30pm
This event is for the team physician interested in using sideline ultrasound scanning to make important Return-to-Play decisions following an in-game injury.
-----This event is not affiliated with CASEM-----
Scenario 1: Shoulder
Your athlete feels a pop in their shoulder.
(A) Shoulder effusion/hemarthrosis YES/NO
(B) GH dislocation YES/NO
(C) Clavicle (ACJ/SCJ) fracture YES/NO
Scenario 2: Elbow
Your athlete feels a pop in their elbow.
(A) Elbow effusion/hemarthrosis YES/NO
(B) Radial Head fracture YES/NO
Scenario 3: Wrist
Your athlete does a FOOSH.
(A) Wrist Effusion/hemarthrosis YES/NO
(B) Distal Radius Fracture YES/NO
Scenario 4: Thigh / Calf
Your athlete feels a pull in a large muscle.
(A) Rectus Femoris Tear YES/NO
(B) Biceps Femoris Tear YES/NO
(C) Gastrocnemius YES/NO
Scenario 5: Knee
Your athlete feels a pop in their knee.
(A) Knee effusion/hemarthrosis YES/NO
(B) MCL tear YES/NO
(C) Patellar tendon/quads tendon tear YES/NO
Scenario 6: Ankle
Your athlete feels a pop in their ankle.
(A) Ankle effusion/hemarthrosis YES/NO
(B) ATFL rupture/Fibular avulsion YES/NO
(C) Achilles tear YES/NO
