An ideal "how-to" guide for those who perform musculoskeletal injections, this unique multimedia resource by Drs. Gina M. Allen and David John Wilson demonstrates how to make the most out of the clear visualization provided by ultrasound-guided techniques. High-quality line drawings, clinical photographs, and ultrasound images clearly depict patient presentation, relevant anatomy, and sonoanatomy, and each technique is accompanied by a video showing exactly how to perform the procedure.
1. Cover image - p. i 2. Title page - p. ii 3. Table of Contents - p. iii 4. Copyright - p. iii 5. Contributors - p. v 6. Preface - p. vi 7. Videos - p. vii 8. SECTION I. Techniques - p. viii 9. 1. How to do an interventional procedure - p. viii 10. 2. Local anaesthetics - p. 10 11. 3. Steroids - p. 12 12. 4. Autologous blood - p. 16 13. 5. Autologous conditioned plasma (ACP) and platelet-rich plasma (PRP) - p. 18 14. 6. Dry needling (peppering, fenestration) - p. 20 15. 7. Saline stripping for tendinopathy (high-volume injection or brisement) - p. 22 16. 8. Tendon sheath ganglion aspiration - p. 24 17. 9. Barbotage - p. 28 18. 10. Biopsy - p. 33 19. 11. Coblation - p. 36 20. 12. Extracorporeal shock wave therapy - p. 40 21. 13. Prolotherapy - p. 44 22. 14. Sclerosant therapy - p. 46 23. SECTION II. Shoulder - p. 47 24. 15. Acromioclavicular joint - p. 47 25. 16. Glenohumeral joint including hydrodilatation - p. 52 26. 17. Glenohumeral joint arthrogram - p. 59 27. 18. Sternoclavicular joint - p. 62 28. 19. Long head of biceps tendon - p. 66 29. 20. Subacromial subdeltoid bursa - p. 70 30. 21. Suprascapular notch - p. 76 31. SECTION III. Elbow - p. 80 32. 22. Elbow joint - p. 80 33. 23. Radiocapitellar joint - p. 87 34. 24. Dry needling in lateral epicondylitis - p. 93 35. 25. Olecranon bursa - p. 97 36. 26. Cubital tunnel - p. 101 37. SECTION IV. Wrist - p. 107 38. 27. Distal radioulnar joint - p. 107 39. 28. Radiocarpal joint - p. 114 40. 29. DE Quervain’s tenosynovitis - p. 122 41. 30. Wrist extensor tendon sheath - p. 128 42. 31. Carpal tunnel - p. 134 43. 32. Wrist ganglia aspirations - p. 140 44. SECTION V. Hand - p. 144 45. 33. Thumb carpometacarpal joint - p. 144 46. 34. Metacarpophalangeal joint - p. 151 47. 35. Proximal and distal interphalangeal joints - p. 157 48. 36. Scaphotrapezium trapezoid joint - p. 163 49. 37. Flexor tendon sheath - p. 167 50. 38. Trigger finger release - p. 171 51. SECTION VI. Hip and Groin - p. 177 52. 39. Hip joint AP approach - p. 177 53. 40. Hip joint lateral approach - p. 182 54. 41. Greater trochanteric bursa - p. 186 55. 42. Iliopsoas bursa - p. 194 56. 43. Proximal iliotibial tract - p. 198 57. 44. Symphysis pubis - p. 204 58. 45. Adductor tendons - p. 208 59. SECTION VII. Knee - p. 212 60. 46. Knee joint - p. 212 61. 47. Patella tendon - p. 217 62. 48. Proximal tibiofibular joint - p. 221 63. 49. Pes anserine complex (bursitis) - p. 227 64. 50. Distal iliotibial tract - p. 233 65. 51. Popliteal cyst (baker’s cyst) - p. 239 66. SECTION VIII. Ankle - p. 245 67. 52. Ankle joint - p. 245 68. 53. Subtalar joint - p. 252 69. 54. Anterolateral gutter - p. 256 70. 55. High-volume injection for achilles tendinopathy (saline stripping) - p. 260 71. 56. Peroneal tendon sheath - p. 266 72. 57. Tibialis posterior tendon sheath - p. 272 73. 58. Sinus tarsi - p. 278 74. SECTION IX. Foot - p. 282 75. 59. Metatarsophalangeal joint - p. 282 76. 60. Talonavicular joint - p. 289 77. 61. Plantar fasciitis - p. 293 78. 62. Mortons neuroma - p. 299 79. Index - p. 305 80. Inside Back Cover - p. 305
An ideal "how-to" guide for those who perform musculoskeletal injections, this unique multimedia resource by Drs. Gina M. Allen and David John Wilson demonstrates how to make the most out of the clear visualization provided by ultrasound-guided techniques. High-quality line drawings, clinical photographs, and ultrasound images clearly depict patient presentation, relevant anatomy, and sonoanatomy, and each technique is accompanied by a video showing exactly how to perform the procedure.
1. Cover image - p. i 2. Title page - p. ii 3. Table of Contents - p. iii 4. Copyright - p. iii 5. Contributors - p. v 6. Preface - p. vi 7. Videos - p. vii 8. SECTION I. Techniques - p. viii 9. 1. How to do an interventional procedure - p. viii 10. 2. Local anaesthetics - p. 10 11. 3. Steroids - p. 12 12. 4. Autologous blood - p. 16 13. 5. Autologous conditioned plasma (ACP) and platelet-rich plasma (PRP) - p. 18 14. 6. Dry needling (peppering, fenestration) - p. 20 15. 7. Saline stripping for tendinopathy (high-volume injection or brisement) - p. 22 16. 8. Tendon sheath ganglion aspiration - p. 24 17. 9. Barbotage - p. 28 18. 10. Biopsy - p. 33 19. 11. Coblation - p. 36 20. 12. Extracorporeal shock wave therapy - p. 40 21. 13. Prolotherapy - p. 44 22. 14. Sclerosant therapy - p. 46 23. SECTION II. Shoulder - p. 47 24. 15. Acromioclavicular joint - p. 47 25. 16. Glenohumeral joint including hydrodilatation - p. 52 26. 17. Glenohumeral joint arthrogram - p. 59 27. 18. Sternoclavicular joint - p. 62 28. 19. Long head of biceps tendon - p. 66 29. 20. Subacromial subdeltoid bursa - p. 70 30. 21. Suprascapular notch - p. 76 31. SECTION III. Elbow - p. 80 32. 22. Elbow joint - p. 80 33. 23. Radiocapitellar joint - p. 87 34. 24. Dry needling in lateral epicondylitis - p. 93 35. 25. Olecranon bursa - p. 97 36. 26. Cubital tunnel - p. 101 37. SECTION IV. Wrist - p. 107 38. 27. Distal radioulnar joint - p. 107 39. 28. Radiocarpal joint - p. 114 40. 29. DE Quervain’s tenosynovitis - p. 122 41. 30. Wrist extensor tendon sheath - p. 128 42. 31. Carpal tunnel - p. 134 43. 32. Wrist ganglia aspirations - p. 140 44. SECTION V. Hand - p. 144 45. 33. Thumb carpometacarpal joint - p. 144 46. 34. Metacarpophalangeal joint - p. 151 47. 35. Proximal and distal interphalangeal joints - p. 157 48. 36. Scaphotrapezium trapezoid joint - p. 163 49. 37. Flexor tendon sheath - p. 167 50. 38. Trigger finger release - p. 171 51. SECTION VI. Hip and Groin - p. 177 52. 39. Hip joint AP approach - p. 177 53. 40. Hip joint lateral approach - p. 182 54. 41. Greater trochanteric bursa - p. 186 55. 42. Iliopsoas bursa - p. 194 56. 43. Proximal iliotibial tract - p. 198 57. 44. Symphysis pubis - p. 204 58. 45. Adductor tendons - p. 208 59. SECTION VII. Knee - p. 212 60. 46. Knee joint - p. 212 61. 47. Patella tendon - p. 217 62. 48. Proximal tibiofibular joint - p. 221 63. 49. Pes anserine complex (bursitis) - p. 227 64. 50. Distal iliotibial tract - p. 233 65. 51. Popliteal cyst (baker’s cyst) - p. 239 66. SECTION VIII. Ankle - p. 245 67. 52. Ankle joint - p. 245 68. 53. Subtalar joint - p. 252 69. 54. Anterolateral gutter - p. 256 70. 55. High-volume injection for achilles tendinopathy (saline stripping) - p. 260 71. 56. Peroneal tendon sheath - p. 266 72. 57. Tibialis posterior tendon sheath - p. 272 73. 58. Sinus tarsi - p. 278 74. SECTION IX. Foot - p. 282 75. 59. Metatarsophalangeal joint - p. 282 76. 60. Talonavicular joint - p. 289 77. 61. Plantar fasciitis - p. 293 78. 62. Mortons neuroma - p. 299 79. Index - p. 305 80. Inside Back Cover - p. 305
