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📚 Unlock the Power of Musculoskeletal Ultrasound!

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

30/04/2026

Diagnosing whether a calcification is truly causing shoulder pain is not always straightforward.
In this extract from the Shoulder Pathologies course, we try to provoque the patient’s symptoms through specific movements.
Internal rotation and abduction can help place the calcification under the acromion or coracoacromial ligament.
If this reproduces the patient’s pain, the calcification is likely part of the problem.
A small clinical detail that can guide better treatment decisions.
Extract from the Shoulder Pathologies course at mskfreak.com

26/04/2026

👉 How to assess a calcification on ultrasound step by step

It’s not just about identifying it.
It’s about following a systematic diagnostic approach:

1️⃣ Measure it properly
➡️ Always in long axis and short axis

2️⃣ Localize it
➡️ Which tendon is it actually in? (use the short axis to confirm)

3️⃣ Classify its morphology
➡️ Farin classification helps you understand its behavior

4️⃣ Assess if it’s treatable
⚠️ Not all calcifications should be needled
(punctate or linear ones are not candidates)

5️⃣ Evaluate with Doppler and dynamic maneuvers
➡️ Is it symptomatic? Is there associated bursitis?

💡 This process is essential to properly characterize the calcification
and make the right clinical decisions.

🎥 Full video on YouTube → Link in Bio.

23/04/2026

At the affected size, the movement is significantly more exaggerated than normal.
Why? Because both the superior and inferior acromioclavicular ligaments are injured → leading to horizontal instability.
👉 This is a Type II acromioclavicular joint instability.
🎓 This is just a short fragment from our Shoulder Pathology Course — now available on mskfreak.
If you want to truly understand shoulder injuries with ultrasound, this is where it starts.

15/04/2026

Understanding muscle atrophy in shoulder ultrasound is key for accurate diagnosis.

In moderate atrophy, the intramuscular tendon is still visible, but the muscle architecture is already altered compared to the trapezius.
In severe atrophy, the tendon of the supraspinatus or infraspinatus can no longer be identified within the muscle.

Recognizing these patterns changes your clinical interpretation.

🎓 This clip is part of the Shoulder Pathology Course available at MSKFreak.

12/04/2026

Assessing a rotator cuff tear and not sure where to start?
The ISAKOS recommends focusing on 5 key elements 👇

🔹 P – Pattern
🔹 E – Extension
🔹 A – Atrophy
🔹 R – Retraction
🔹 L – Location

The PEARL acronym gives you a structured way to avoid missing critical findings.

🎓 This is part of the Shoulder Pathology course, available at mskfreak.com

Save this for your next shoulder assessment.

07/04/2026

Small type I calcification ≠ source of pain

Before treating:
✔️ Confirm it’s clinically relevant
✔️ Correlate with symptoms
✔️ Avoid overdiagnosis
✔️ Avoid overtreatments 🎓 From our new course Shoulder Pathologies: Diagnosis & Ultrasound Management
Now available on mskfreak.com

26/02/2026

Shoulder ultrasound is increasingly integrated into daily clinical practice.
Accurate interpretation requires structured classification and anatomical precision.

Rotator cuff tears.
Capsular pathology.
Biceps instability.

The forthcoming program Shoulder Pathologies: Diagnosis & Ultrasound Management focuses on systematic interpretation and clinical integration.

Subscribers will receive enrollment details prior to public release, including launch conditions.Link in bio.

18/02/2026

One possible mistake during anterior hip ultrasound:

Confusing psoas and iliacus.

Follow this rule:

✔ Large, thick tendon with a smaller medial muscle → Psoas major
✔ Large muscle mass with a thin deep tendon → Iliacus

It could affect how you interpret anterior hip pain, tendinopathy, and guided procedures.

Precision in anatomy leads to precision in diagnosis.

12/02/2026

Lower Limb Musculoskeletal Ultrasound — 9 CME Credits

A structured, clinically focused online course covering hip, knee, ankle and foot ultrasound.

Designed for physicians who want to:

• Standardize their scanning protocols
• Strengthen sonoanatomy understanding
• Improve diagnostic confidence
• Apply ultrasound efficiently in daily practice

Includes high-quality 4K real-patient demonstrations and a clear, reproducible workflow.

CME-accredited.
6 months access.
On-demand learning.

👉 Link in the first comment.

08/02/2026

Start with the right landmark.

When scanning the anterior thigh, identifying the central tendon of the re**us femoris early provides a reliable and reproducible reference point.

Positioning the probe between the proximal and middle third of the thigh reveals a hyperechoic structure with anisotropy, allowing fast orientation and consistent exams.

Efficient MSK ultrasound starts with structured landmarks, not trial and error.

👉 Advanced MSK ultrasound training at mskfreak.com

MSKfreak

02/02/2026

Now let’s focus on the anterior side of the elbow.

Above this line, you can clearly identify the brachialis muscle.
It has a triangular shape and a characteristic hyperechoic aponeurosis inside the muscle.

📌 The brachialis is one of the main and strongest elbow flexors, and recognizing it correctly is essential for accurate MSK ultrasound assessment.

29/01/2026

Medial knee anatomy – ultrasound key point 🦴

The superficial component is longer than most people think.
It starts at the medial epicondyle, visible as a thin superficial fibrillar structure
It crosses the medial joint line
➡️ and continues distally until its insertion at the metaphyseal region, between the metaphysis and the shaft of the tibia.

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