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The EDE 2 Course

This course covers the diagnosis and treatment of ankle joint effusions using ultrasound guidance. Participants will learn about probe selection, the advantages of linear and endocavitary probes, and how to effectively visualize the ankle joint. The training includes practical demonstrations with video content showcasing probe sliding techniques along the shin, identifying the anterior tibial artery, and assessing soft tissue structures. The session also highlights the importance of clinical suspicion and introduces both static and dynamic approaches to joint effusion evaluation.

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The EDE 2 Course

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  1. The EDE 2 Course MSK EDE – Joint effusions

  2. Ankle EDE Joint effusion Dx Tap guidance

  3. Probe selection Linear Endocavitary

  4. Video of probe sliding along shin

  5. PROBE CEPHALAD CAUDAD SOFT TISSUE TIBIA SHADOWING TALUS

  6. Video of screen as ankle joint approached

  7. EDE - You’re done CLINICAL SUSPICION RULES!

  8. EDE + Static vs. Dynamic

  9. But first… Identify and mark the anterior tibial artery

  10. PROBE RIGHT LEFT ANT TIBIAL ART SOFT TISSUE

  11. Video of ant tib art

  12. PROBE SOFT TISSUE TIBIA FOOT SHADOWING TALUS

  13. PROBE SOFT TISSUE TIBIA FOOT SHADOWING TALUS

  14. PROBE SOFT TISSUE TIBIA FOOT SHADOWING TALUS

  15. Endocavitary advantage Smaller footprint

  16. Linear probe advantages Higher frequency Less awkward

  17. Questions/Comments? Steve Socransky, MD, FCRP(C), CEUS Asst Professor of Emergency Medicine Northern Ontario School of Medicine Sudbury, Ontario ssocransky@sympatico.ca

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