ULTRASOUND OF THE ELBOW ANTERIOR SIDE BONES AND JOINTS

This video is composed of the first 3 videos of the Ultrasound of the elbow tutorial that you can find on my website mskfreak.com.
This time we will deal with the bony reliefs and articular structures of the anterior aspect of the elbow and we will follow the same scheme as for the rest of the structures:
1.- Detailed anatomy
2.- Correspondence between anatomy and ultrasound
3.- Demonstration in real time of what has been learnt
If you like the content you have all the other structures in the tutorial on my website.

[@benh9688]

I'm so glad you've started adding new content again. I passed my ultrasound scanning exam in the UK last week after spending a lot of time absorbing your previous content. Thank you for such great content!

[@inigoiri]

I am glad you like it

[@dagci2185]

can you do a shoulder video pls?

[@kerithj6919]

You are a vivid example that it is not what we give but what we share that matters most. Thank you for the generous spirit in which you deliver these videos. Last week I had the opportunity to assist a colleague with doing a radial nerve block for a a complex laceration repair. They had done median nerve block using ultrasound before but never radial nerve and I helped familiarize them with the anatomy and approach. Your textbook is absolutely amazing and the foundation of my clinical practice in this area.

[@MskFreak]

Thank you so much

[@faridmoshtael6046]

Excellent work from the “master” and very reasonably priced. I can’t wait for the rest of the the regions. Thank you, muchas gracias!

[@inigoiri]

Thank you very much, you are very kind

[@hanzo52]

Wow, together with the 3d models, this makes it so clear! Best Video on youtube.

[@aleksandraadamska5594]

Finally new video! Thank you ❤

[@metushqorrolli3401]

Nice, Great and Happy to learn from you again. Thank you from Germany.

[@MskFreak]

My pleasure!

[@niewazne6515]

Great to see you again! Thanks!

[@inigoiri]

Thanks

[@leeroberts7836]

Thank you for this series. You are a blessing!

[@SingLiking]

OMG! So happy to see you again, doctor.

[@MskFreak]

Thank you

[@radiologydarkroom7709]

Finally..wellcome back

[@inigoiri]

Thank you

[@kmitchell2124]

Yayyy so excited for new videos 🥳🥳 love your channel, thanks

[@sarvejanasukhinobavunthu712]

Your lectures are brilliant and awesome.Even blind can see

[@MskFreak]

Thank you

[@aedejoseph5903]

Thank you very much, sir This has been very helpful to me

[@inigoiri]

Great!

[@zamurdraheem168]

Please make video on lateral and medial side too

[@Danielnyagawa]

WHERE I CAN FIND OTHER PARTS? Posterior, Medial and Lateral? Very nice Video

[@MskFreak]

Thanks. Everything is at mskfreak.com

[@Danielnyagawa]

@@MskFreakwill other part be uploaded on youtube?

[@MskFreak]

@@Danielnyagawa not for now... some US videos but not a joint for now

[@bravomylife6834]

Hello, Dr. Inigoiri. I am Dr. Hong, a neurosurgeon studying musculoskeletal ultrasound in South Korea. I recently took on the task of creating KZbin videos for the educational organization I am a part of. While conducting research for this project, I stumbled upon your KZbin channel and was amazed by the incredible content you produce. It left me in awe and somewhat discouraged, wondering how you create such exceptional videos. Particularly, I am very curious about the splendid illustrations you use. How on earth are they made? In my search for answers, I suspect that you might be utilizing 3D modeling software. There are many diverse programs available, such as ZBrush, 3ds Max, Blender, and more. I would be grateful if you could share which software you use. Once again, I extend my utmost respect for your work, and thank you in advance for sharing the information about the software you use.

[@MskFreak]

Hi, I am glad you like my channel. I use mainly Zbrush, Photoshop, Cinema 4 D, Blender and 3D max among others...

[@bravomylife6834]

@@MskFreak Thank you !