Dear colleagues! Welcome to part 3 of our series on how to set up your own neuromuscular ultrasound lab! If you missed part 1 dealing with local settings, or part 2 about the equipment you can find it here: How to set up your own neuromuscular...
Dear colleagues! Welcome to part 2 of your series on how to set up your own neuromuscular ultarsound lab! If you missed part 1 dealing with local settings, you can find it here: How to set up your own neuromuscular ultrasound lab – a stepwise...
Ultrasound of nerves does have some special requirements as we are assessing small to very small structures. While “bigger” nerves like the median or ulnar nerve present with cross-sectional areas (CSA) from 8 to 15 mm2 and do therefore not impose a major problem in...
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