Cause, clinical and ultrasound findings Inflammatory arthritis or chronic overuse due to occupational or athletic activities may cause tendinopathy or tenosynovitis of the extensor wrist tendons. Common sites of the disease include compartment I (de Quervain’s tenosynovitis), the compartment I…
Cause, clinical and ultrasound findings Chronic overuse due to repetitive movements of the thumb (typists, mothers feeding babies) or athletic activities (tennis, golf) may cause tendinopathy of the first compartment extensor wrist tendons. Pain and palpable swelling at the affected…
Cause, clinical and ultrasound findings Reasons for the injection include inflammatory arthritis and osteoarthritis. Functionally limiting pain and swelling may be present. Findings may include hypoechoic fluid as well as tissue (synovial proliferation) with or without neovascularity bulging out of…
Cause, clinical and ultrasound findings Reasons for the injection include inflammatory arthritis and osteoarthritis. Functionally limiting pain and swelling may be present. Ulnar-sided wrist pain can be referred from this joint. Findings may include hypoechoic fluid and tissue (synovial proliferation)…
Cause, clinical and ultrasound findings Compression of the ulnar nerve at the level of the elbow is due to anatomy (thickened Osborne ligament, accessory muscles such as anconeus epitrochlearis), systematic conditions (diabetes, pregnancy, etc.) and space-occupying lesions (ganglia, etc.). Numbness…
Cause, clinical and ultrasound findings Repetitive use, inflammatory arthritis and injury or infection may cause effusion/synovial proliferation in the bursa. Pain and swelling over the olecranon may be found. Hypoechoic or hyperechoic fluid/synovial proliferation with or without neovascularity and calcifications…
Cause, clinical and ultrasound findings Inflammatory arthritis, chronic injury or overuse may cause inflammation/microtearing of the common extensor tendon origin. Pain and swelling may occur at the affected area. Hypoechoic areas and clefts with or without neovascularity and calcifications may…
Cause, clinical and ultrasound findings Inflammatory arthritis or injury may cause effusion/synovial proliferation. Pain and swelling may be present at the affected area. Hypoechoic fluid/synovial proliferation with or without neovascularity may be present in the elbow joint recesses. You’re Reading…
Cause, clinical and ultrasound findings Inflammatory arthritis or injury may cause effusion/synovial proliferation. Pain and swelling may be noted at the affected area. Hypoechoic fluid/synovial proliferation may be found with or without neovascularity in the elbow joint recesses. You’re Reading…
Cause, clinical and ultrasound findings The suprascapular nerve runs through the suprascapular notch, innervating the supraspinatus and infraspinatus muscles. The nerve provides sensory innervation to the acromioclavicular joint and glenohumeral joint. The notch may be identified with the probe in…