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Ultrasound of the Musculoskeletal System
Iriarte, Pedret, Balius & Cerezal
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Lower Extremity Soft Tissue Ultrasound.
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Instructor: Carlos Jimenez, DPT, RMSK, CPSS. Disclosure: Carlos Jimenez reports nothing to disclose.
Open Ultrasound Fundamentals, choose the first video, and press play. You can pause whenever you need—your viewing progress saves to your account.
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- Watch a lesson and explore its supporting materials.
- Use the section quiz, where available, to check your understanding.
- Return through My Courses to continue learning at your own pace.
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After completing all eight sections, submit your clinical reflection for review, then complete the course evaluation.
Reflection, evaluation & certificateTHE LEARNING PATH
Your course sections.
Start with Fundamentals or choose a region to review.
Foundations
Ultrasound Fundamentals
Probe orientation, image optimization, and the settings behind a clear musculoskeletal scan.
Regional scanning
Quadriceps
Rectus femoris zones, central tendon patterns, and their clinical relevance.
Knee
The MCL, patellar tendon, joint recesses, and fat pads in the athletic knee.
Adductors
Key tendon landmarks and strain-prone zones in the proximal adductors.
Anterior Hip
Iliopsoas, sartorius, and anterior joint landmarks on ultrasound.
Hamstring
Proximal hamstring tendons and common strain locations.
Foot & Ankle
Ankle ligaments and tendons, plus the gastrocnemius–soleus complex.
Apply your learning
Dynamic Ultrasound Assessment
Muscle–tendon behavior during movement and loading, alongside static imaging.
Course resourcesRecommended book and learning materials
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Your learning resources.
INSIDE THE COURSE SECTIONS
Videos, anatomy & guides.
Open a section to find its existing learning materials, including video walkthroughs and supporting resources.
- Probe technique & image interpretation
- Anatomical context for your scans
- Guides to support your learning and practice
Scan toolsYour scan log and submission tools
BRING IT INTO PRACTICE
Your course tools.
My scan log
Track your submissions, scores, and instructor feedback.
Submit a scan
Prepare your scan images, video clips, and report for review.