MSK U/S

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What are some of the higher resolution, higher cost machines with very good image quality for MSK?

Brands to avoid?
I think the GE fits the bill. My machine can do a ton of stuff that is beyond my scope, great images. It's also expensive. If I were in PP, there's no way I'd pony up the cost for this machine. It's also bulky compared to the sonosite I used previously. No other significant complaints.
 
I think the GE fits the bill. My machine can do a ton of stuff that is beyond my scope, great images. It's also expensive. If I were in PP, there's no way I'd pony up the cost for this machine. It's also bulky compared to the sonosite I used previously. No other significant complaints.

What model GE are you using
 
I'm being told to make sure I order a hockey stick probe but that a portable US is probably adequate for my needs.

I'm mostly interested in things like SGBs and if possible, genicular nerves.
 
Been using the GE Venue - simply great ultrasound, for regional and pain.
 
Been using the GE Venue - simply great ultrasound, for regional and pain.
I have used that system in training and it was really nice. I imagine it is quite pricey for private practice, though. Can I ask if you bought it or if it is hospital owned?
 
Any resources to learn msk ultrasound?
Fundamentals of Musculoskeletal Ultrasound - Jacobson
Ultrasound of the Musculoskeletal System - Bianchi and Martinoli

Atlas of Ultrasound-Guided Musculoskeletal Injections - Malanga and Mautner​

AIUM
ESSR
NYSORA
 
Just got access to borrow a Sonosite Edge 1 (not touch screen) to start getting acclimated with. Has two probes - 2-5 MHz and 6-13 MHz. Is this only good enough for larger msk structures and easy to identify peripheral nerves?
 
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