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STAATS- US Imaging in the PT Practice Flashcards

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Ultrasound Imagining aka

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Ultrasonography, Medical Ultrasound, Diagnostic Ultrasound imagining, Real Time Ultrasound Imagining (RUSI), Rehabilitative Ultrasound Imaging (RUSI)

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Use of sound waves to generate an image done thru echo interpretation

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US imaging

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US Imagining

what is it?

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Use of sound waves to gen. image done thru echo interpretation

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US imagining predominantly used to what?

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  1. R/O blood clots (doppler)
  2. ID organs
  3. Sonograms to monitor fetal dev.
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Sonar/Echolocation

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Dolphins, bats, submarines

  • To detect objs in distance
  • Returning echoes give fb on size, structure and distance
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How US works

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Time elapsed bw sound waves sent and echo returned AND the freq of waves returning to the sound head is interpreted and a grey scale img produced

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US Image ex.

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NOTE: patella, patellar tendon, tibia

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US Terminology:

ALL First

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  • HypERechoic/echogenic=> LOTS of echoes, BRIGHT
    • Ex’s: MOST bright: bone, calcific deposits, fascia, tendon, lig: LEAST bright
  • HypOechoic= LOW echogenicity, fewer echoes, DARK
    • Ex’s: Muscle, fat, cartilage, organs, nerve (honey comb, starry night, little bright specks)
  • Anechoic (think TEARS)= means devoid of echoes, BLACK
    • Ex. Fluid/gas
  • Isoechoic= used when two structures look similar due to similar echoes
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Objects INFERIOR to BRIGHT hypERechoic objs will appear

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DARK or ANechoic

makes assess. of these structures diff. ***

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US Terminology

HypERechoic/echogenic==>

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BRIGHT

  • LOTS of echoes
  • Exs from MOST bright to LEAST bright:
    • bone, calcific deposits, fascia, tendon, ligament
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US Terminology

HypOechoic==

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DARK

  • LOW echogenicity, fewer echoes
  • EX’s:
    • Muscle, fat, cartilage, organs, Nerve (honeycomb/starry night/little white specks)
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US Terminology

Anechoic==

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THINK “TEARS”

BLACK

  • Devoid of echoes
  • Ex: Fluid/Gas
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US physics

ALL FIRST

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  • HIGHER Freq==> CLEARER, but only Superficial***
  • LOWER Freq==> LESS clear, penetrates Deeper***
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US Physics

HIGHER FREQ==>

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CLEARER PIC but penetrate superficially

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US Physics

LOWER FREQ==>

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LESS clear pic, but penetrates Deeper*

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Types of Probes for MSK purposes

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  1. Linear
  2. Curvilinear

*NOTE: SMALLER footprint== higher freq==more superf penetration==clearer pic

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Probes

SMALLER footprint== higher freq==more superf penetration==clearer pic

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Linear

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Probes

Curvilinear

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LOWER freq, wider, curved footprint

Penetrate deeper==LESS clear img

*piriformis, TrA, Multifidi

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MSK RUSI in PT Practice

USES:

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See List

Be familiar!!!

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RUSI for Shoulder Exam

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  • Structures ID’d:
    • LHB→ SAX (Short axis horizontal) and LAX (Long axis vertical) (in relation to body)
    • Suprasp, Subscap, SubAC bursa, Infrasp, Articular cart. below SSP
    • AHI→ Acromio-Humeral Interval
    • Labrum→ diff to img
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21
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SAX view ex

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Short-Axis, Horizontal

see pics

22
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US Imaginng:

RTC Tear Validity

A

see pics

23
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Left Oblique SAX

RTC Bird Beak

A

see pics

24
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RTC Tear Ex.

A

see pics

25
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Tear Ex.

A

see pics

26
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Large Calcific Deposit ex.

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see pics

27
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Ex. Measuring calcific deposit

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see pics

28
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Measuring AHI and note sound head angle***

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see pics

29
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R. Bicep LAX view for LHB tendon

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see pics

30
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R. Bicep Calcific deposit in LAX view (LONG-AXIS, VERTICAL)

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see pics

31
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Ulna view

A

see pics

32
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Fx of Ulna

A

see pics (same view to view Ulna as previously seen) ***

33
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LAX view medial aspect of knee

MCL Tear

A

see pics

34
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LAX View medial aspect of knee

Medial meniscus

A

see pics

35
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Displaced meniscus

NOTE: Femur, tibia and how displaced Medial Meniscus displays along MCL

A

see pics

36
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Posterior aspect of knee (SAX, HORIZONTAL)

NOTE: Baker’s Cyst,

A

see pics

37
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Left Long Bakers

Most likely from Posterior aspect of knee (SAX, Horizontal)

A

see pics

38
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Anterior aspect of distal wrist (SAX, HORIZ)

Looking into Carpal Tunnel

NOTE: Median N.

A

see pics

39
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More on Median N. @ Carpal Tunnel w/ SAX, HORIZ.

Measured out here

A

see pics

40
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>___________ CSA (Cross-sectional Area) @ wrist crease indicates_________

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>10mm CSA indicates CTS

41
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WFR (Wrist:Forearm Ratio) to Dx CTS

Median N. progression pics to check for CTS

NOTE: FDP, FDS

A
  • >1.4 Wrist measurement to Forearm measurement is indicative of CTS*
  • NOTE IN PICTURES:
    • Distal R. wrist crease measurement==> 18mm2
    • R. Median N. 4in. PROX==> 6mm2
    • THEREFORE→ 18mm2/6mm2==> 3!
      • So…YES CTS!!!
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Posterior aspect of Gastroc (LAX, VERT.)

Gastroc tear

A

see pics

43
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Post-Gastroc tear

2wks later

~4wks later

A

see pics

44
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Lateral aspect of R. ankle (SAX, Horizontal)

NOTE: ATFL ligament the partial tear

A

see pics

45
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Achilles Tendon view (LAX, Vertical) L think Longways think VERTICAL***

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NOTE: Partial Tear vs. Tendinosis*

46
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Lateral portion of abdomen (SAX, HORIZ) SAX think “short view, hOrizontal rhymes w/ shOrt***

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NOTE: TrA and then “shortened” TrA and see it visibly shortens!!!!

47
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Dry needling can be done under RUSI***

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see pics

48
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Beneftis of RUSI

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  • Painless, NO iodizing radiation*, LESS expensive, Accessible, *Efficient (included in PT exam), Improved quality of care
49
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Limitations of RUSI

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  • Cannot see deep structures well or those deep to hypERechoic structures
  • *Operator dependent
50
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Reimbursement for RUSI

In general…

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  • Ongoing battle in state of NJ
  • Aetna and Meritian reimburse RUSI done by a PT
51
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Some states (Mass, NY, Oklahoma, Washington)→ RUSI by a PT is reimbursed

How?

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  • Have to educate third party payers
  • AIUM and APCA physician alignment should help
  • PT’s have directed 6 webinars on RMSK on the AIUM website
  • May 2016 Hazle, Kirsch, White and Keil clearly states APTA support of imagining privileges***

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