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Mskfreak-Msk Ultrasound Training 📚 Unlock the Power of Musculoskeletal Ultrasound!

Learn from the expert - Dr. Iriarte – with exclusive online courses designed for healthcare professionals like YOU.

03/09/2026

CORACOHUMERAL LIGAMENT | ULTRASOUND ASSESSMENT 🔍

How do you assess the coracohumeral ligament with ultrasound?

In this clip, I guide you step by step through identifying and assessing this important structure in the evaluation of frozen shoulder.

📌 Small technical details can make a big diagnostic difference.

🎥 An extract from our Shoulder Ultrasound Course.
👉 Explore the full lesson and systematic approach in the complete course.

02/09/2026

BRACHIALIS MUSCLE | ULTRASOUND ANATOMY 💪

Can you identify the brachialis on ultrasound?

Just above this line, you can see its characteristic triangular shape and the hyperechoic aponeurosis within the muscle.

📌 The brachialis is one of the main and most powerful elbow flexors. Correct identification is essential for an accurate MSK ultrasound assessment.

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31/08/2026

The subscapular bursa can be challenging to visualize on ultrasound.

To improve its identification:
🔹 Lower the frequency and increase the depth.
🔹 Position the probe anteriorly.
🔹 Ask the patient to relax the pectoralis major.

This provides a clear view of the anterior glenoid and the subscapularis muscle. The subscapular bursa is located between these structures.

26/08/2026

TRAPEZOID LIGAMENT | ULTRASOUND ASSESSMENT

To assess the trapezoid ligament, locate the coracoid process and rotate the probe laterally until the clavicle and the ligament’s fibrillar pattern become visible.

A simple technique for identifying this component of the coracoclavicular ligament complex.

20/08/2026

ROTATOR CABLE: a key structure of the rotator cuff

On short-axis ultrasound, the **rotator cable** can be identified as a hyperechoic reinforcement on the deep surface of the supraspinatus tendon.

Recognizing it is essential for understanding rotator cuff anatomy and pathology.

19/08/2026

Supraspinatus footprint 🔍

Greater tuberosity, supraspinatus tendon, and its insertion.

A key landmark in shoulder ultrasound.

12/08/2026

The subscapular bursa can be challenging to visualize on ultrasound.

To improve its identification:
🔹 Lower the frequency and increase the depth.
🔹 Position the probe anteriorly.
🔹 Ask the patient to relax the pectoralis major.

This provides a clear view of the anterior glenoid and the subscapularis muscle. The subscapular bursa is located between these structures.

09/08/2026

Elbow ultrasound: knowing your neighbours
Start at the anterior elbow over the brachialis muscle and slide the probe laterally — the brachioradialis comes into view, sitting right next to the brachialis.
Now go back to your starting point and move medially 👇
There’s the brachialis again, and beside it an unmistakable oval-shaped muscle: the pronator teres.
Two small movements. Three muscles clearly identified
Systematic scanning beats guessing every single time.
💬 Which landmark do you use to orient yourself at the elbow? Drop it in the comments.

06/08/2026

🔍 Bursitis under ultrasound — normal vs. affected side

A classic case: comparing both sides makes the diagnosis obvious. Note the distended bursa with typical internal bundles and mild-to-moderate hypervascularization on Doppler.

💡 Pro tip: don’t push with the probe! Light pressure preserves the fluid and lets you see the bursitis much better.

⚠️ Always consider: rule out septic contamination and rheumatic origin before calling it a simple mechanical bursitis.

Save this one for your next MSK scan 📌

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