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==Types and Uses== | ==Types and Uses== | ||
[[Ultrasound: Soft tissue]] | [[Ultrasound: Soft tissue]] | ||
#Cellulitis | #[[Cellulitis]] | ||
#Abscess | #[[Abscess]] | ||
# | #[[Soft tissue foreign body]] | ||
[[Ultrasound: Bone]] | [[Ultrasound: Bone]] | ||
#Fractures | #[[Fractures]] | ||
[[Ultrasound: Tendons]] | [[Ultrasound: Tendons]] | ||
# | #Tendon rupture | ||
[[Ultrasound: Joint]] | [[Ultrasound: Joint]] | ||
# | #Joint effusion | ||
#Dislocation | #Dislocation | ||
#Gout | #[[Gout]] | ||
==See Also== | |||
*[[Ultrasound (Main)]] | |||
==Source== | |||
[[Category:Rads]] | |||
Revision as of 13:30, 14 January 2015
Background
Ultrasound of soft tissue and musculoskeletal structures can be helpful in diagnosing conditions without needing x-ray, CT, or other imaging modalities
Types and Uses
- Tendon rupture
- Joint effusion
- Dislocation
- Gout
