LATERAL ANKLE LIGAMENTS REAL TIME DEMO

[@sambourgein2837]

I just wanted to say a huge thank you for your content. As a trainee MSK sonographer this resource is invaluable... many thanks

[@MskFreak]

You are welcome

[@MuhammadAhmad-ee7se]

Really very informative and very clear video and images. Best

[@thuyhienthivu4346]

Thank you so much for explaining and demonstrating performing ultrasound on real patient. This is one of the best I've seen so far.

[@u_doc1011]

Thanks a lot for this wonderful presentation. Easy for understand, good for learning! Keep moving new videos, you have a great teacher's talent.

[@subbulakshmisundaram8885]

Excellent demonstration

[@pokasombraster]

Congrats. Great explanation in real time. It´s really helpful to understand the relation between the position of the probe and the image.

[@leovalverde2488]

Gracias Iñigo por otra excelente demostración. Por favor quisiera saber si recomienda alguna marca y modelo para obtener estos resultados en MSK?

[@MskFreak]

Buenos dias, yo personalmente uso la marca Canon y es la que mas me gusta. Los modelos que uso son el a y el i800 el primero es claramente mejor en cuanto a relación costo-beneficio y el segundo es el tope de gama

[@leovalverde2488]

@@MskFreak wow esa marca no hay en mi país , aquí solo hay Medison , Voluson (General eléctrics) , Toshiba (japonés ) y Mindray (Chino) y luego ya marcas casi desconocidas .

[@MskFreak]

@@leovalverde2488 Toshiba ahora es Canon

[@lornajamroziak9307]

Thankyou I have no medical knowledge, you made it very easy to see and understand

[@drgadham]

Teaching of highest quality ❤. Can we learn in person HAND HELD . HOW to contact you. Where do you teach and practice !!

[@FernandoGonzalezBarreiro]

Great vídeo. Thanks Iñigo!!!

[@MskFreak]

Thanks to you

[@Svetlana-ol2hu]

Thank you, everything is very clear and thanks for your clear English. Today I will try to find all these ligaments))

[@MskFreak]

Nice!

[@estonkalutwa-yc8ps]

Very nicely done!. Excellent!

[@philotech1870]

Thanks for such understanding lecture! From Seoul.

[@tomaszkardacz2198]

Very interesting presentation. Thanks.

[@chanakagayan2247]

Thanks for exellent presentation

[@sayedhaque2898]

Excallant! i am really learning and enjoying. Thanks for your work!

[@MskFreak]

You are welcome!

[@satishpawar7270]

Beautiful demonstration

[@stanzinspalkit1086]

it would be very helpful if you cud make a video on shoulder ultrasound......thank you

[@mohammadrezaniroomand1222]

Excellent,Thank you so much

[@girtsmandrovicks5943]

Doctor, very good. Thank you for nice presentations !

[@MskFreak]

You are welcome!

[@saranghaeclinic4904]

Very helpful. Thanks a lot.

[@cristinanistorescu8702]

Excellant!!Good learning .I wish to see more new videos!

[@dinaelkersh80elkersh85]

Very good video .

[@dagci2185]

hope you would have more videos about msk

[@ramaymd]

brilliant. Thanks

[@nagalaxmipatnala6942]

Wonderful experience, thanks a ton

[@MskFreak]

You are welcome!

[@abdullahalmahfuz1378]

After three attempt i am able to recognise the ligaments, it was nice feeling. may i ask about the usg machine u are using in these videos, it is too clear and nice. please mention the name of the machine.

[@MskFreak]

Thanks! I used a Canon i800.

[@andreamiscia3753]

Perfect images 😲 aplioi800 with which probe?

[@drbharat76]

Probe frequency????

[@DrMajidPhysiatryst]

very nice video sir

[@drha6646]

very helpful lecture tthanks sir

[@MskFreak]

Thank you

[@nwmw1988]

Thank you very much..!

[@inigoiri]

You are welcome!

[@nagamallibanavath2598]

Wonderful

[@JojoJojo-er6li]

Very nice❤

[@Niki7908]

Thankful ❤️🙏

[@kuenwoolee1590]

Finally, I can catch ATFL!!

[@guidogiovanniplensich2417]

But the calcaneous-navicular component of the bifurcate legament is evaluable? Both the video is not showed.

[@MskFreak]

Yes it is, but usually the pathology is located at the calcaneal insertion. You can check the calcaneonavicular component rotating the probe from de superoexternal aspect of the calcaneus towards navicular bone, usually seen below extensor digitorum brevis muscle

[@adamdutton3474]

so she had no tears ?

[@MuhammedMusthafa-sf1cb]

Ankle ligament injury

[@Samialexchak]

Pedis muscle where?

[@MskFreak]

Sorry pedius muscle is not called this way in english it is the extensor digitorum brevis

[@Samialexchak]

@@MskFreak thank you that makes sense.

[@Samialexchak]

@@MskFreak do u have a video of assessing the ligaments dynamically using ultrasound?

[@MskFreak]

@@Samialexchak No a specific one, in lateral ligament injuries you can see somo dynamic maneouvers.

[@Samialexchak]

@@MskFreak fair enough