Fundamentals of Musculoskeletal Ultrasound Course — San Diego 2021
Forty-nine high-definition lectures and scanning demonstrations with a 38-file reference set, covering diagnostic musculoskeletal ultrasound from probe handling through pathology recognition.
| Format | HD video + PDF | Videos | 49 | |
| Reference PDFs | 38 | Total size | 9.5 GB | |
| Course director | Jon A. Jacobson, MD | Access | Lifetime |
About this course
This library captures the San Diego fundamentals programme directed by Jon A. Jacobson, MD, pairing didactic teaching with recorded clinical scanning demonstrations. The sequence begins with the physical principles behind the image — how sound behaves in tissue, why an artifact appears, and how probe angle changes what you see — then moves joint by joint through the upper and lower limb. Because the demonstrations are filmed alongside the lectures, each anatomical region is taught twice over: once as diagnostic reasoning, and once as a practical scanning approach you can repeat at the machine.
What’s included
- 49 high-definition video files combining diagnostic lectures with live scanning demonstrations
- 38 reference PDFs — course syllabi, anatomical diagrams and scanning protocols
- 9.5 GB of downloadable material in total
- Lifetime access to the files you download
Coverage
Transducer positioning
Artifact identification
Shoulder
Elbow
Wrist
Hip
Knee
Ankle & foot
Tendon tears
Tendinopathy
Arthritis
Fluid collections
Who it’s for
Radiologists and radiology residents adding musculoskeletal ultrasound to their reporting practice, sports medicine physicians and rheumatologists who scan in clinic, and sonographers who want a structured refresher on joint-by-joint technique. The opening physics and artifact material means no prior ultrasound experience is assumed.
