Best Practice Case Studies-Calcific Tendonitis LH

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Video Summary

The video outlines a practical approach to integrating case-based learning into clinical practice, emphasizing hands-on application over theoretical pathology. The speaker demonstrates a streamlined protocol for evaluating shoulder pain in a clinical setting, utilizing ultrasound imaging as a diagnostic tool. Key steps include starting with a referral, reviewing available imaging, setting up a protocol, performing the examination, and accurately documenting findings. This process aids in effectively communicating results to colleagues. The speaker highlights a case involving a 35-year-old female patient with right shoulder pain, suspected calcific tendinopathy, and impingement issues. They stress the importance of reviewing all available imaging, particularly X-rays, to accurately gauge the situation before proceeding with an ultrasound. A comprehensive scanning protocol is outlined, focusing on typical shoulder structures while allowing for specific inquiries based on the clinical scenario. The importance of capturing representative images, identifying, and reporting key findings such as calcifications and impingements, is emphasized. The session concludes with guidance on reporting these findings systematically and highlights the dynamic nature of ultrasound, allowing for more nuanced interpretations, especially in recognizing soft tissue abnormalities and potential diagnoses.

Meta Tag

Edition 3rd Edition

Related Case 3rd Edition, CASE 51

Topic Shoulder

Keywords

3rd Edition, CASE 51

3rd Edition

Shoulder

case-based learning

clinical practice

shoulder pain evaluation

ultrasound imaging

calcific tendinopathy

impingement issues

diagnostic protocol