Article

Ultrasound has been the most useful imaging tool for musculoskeletal disorders
whereby peripheral nerve lesions constitute a substantial portion.
High-resolution ultrasound enables elaboration of peripheral nerve morphology and
reciprocal anatomy. However, limited literature is available for delineating
standard positions and tracking skills. The present article incorporates a series
of ultrasound images and videos to demonstrate how to scan the suprascapular,
axillary, musculocutaneous, median, ulnar, and radial nerves. Overall, the
authors aim to demonstrate the relevant nerve tracking techniques as regards the
upper extremity.

Langue : ANGLAIS