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Musculoskeletal (MSK) ultrasonography and soft tissue ultrasonography are cutting edge technologies used in the diagnosis and treatment of numerous pathologies, including acute fractures, dislocations, and subcutaneous fluid collections. Whether you are a physician, medical student, nurse, or trained diagnostic medical sonographer, the SonoSim® Ultrasound Training Solution is the easiest and most effective way for both individuals and groups to learn how to perform point-of-care ultrasonography of musculoskeletal and soft tissue structures. Train on real cases and learn to recognize key anatomical landmarks, image artifacts, and musculoskeletal and soft tissue pathologies.
Learn how to perform MSK ultrasounds, with topics including:
- Comprehensive musculoskeletal and soft tissue anatomy and physiology
- Sonographic identification of soft tissue and hard tissue structures
- Cellulitis and abscesses evaluation
- Ultrasound-guided needle aspiration of an abscess
- Foreign body assessment and ultrasound guided removal
- Anisotropic artifact
- Joint sonography and arthrocenteses
- Fracture reduction
- Case studies
- And much more!
The SonoSim® Ultrasound Online Course delivers an unparalleled educational program that uniquely combines online didactics, knowledge assessment, and hands-on simulation. The integrated SonoSim educational platform enables users to become comfortable in diagnosing and treating patients with the following musculoskeletal (MSK) pathologies using sonography:
- Multiple bony fractures
- Shoulder dislocation
- Joint effusions
- Abscesses and hematomas
- Acute bursitis
- Baker’s cyst
- Tendonitis
- Partial tendon rupture
- And much more!
You control when, where, and how you learn.
SonoSim: The easiest way to learn ultrasonography.
The SonoSim® Ultrasound Training Solution is approved for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ (CME)
“The hands-on experience really helps when it comes time to scan an actual patient.”
-James H. Moak, MD, RDMS
University of Virginia