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www.mskus.com MUSCULOSKELETAL ULTRASOUND OF THE SPINE MUSCULOSKELETAL ULTRASOUND ULTRASOUND OF THE SPINE THOMAS B. CLARK Spine Handbook Table of Contents Sacral Sacral Hiatus Sacral Hiatus (short axis) Sacral Hiatus (long axis) Caudal (short axis) Caudal (long axis) Sacral Foramen S1 Foramen (short axis) S2 Foramen (short axis) S2/S3 (long axis) S3 Foramen (short axis) S4 Foramen (short axis) Ganglion Inparse Ganglion Inparse (long axis) Sacroiliac Joint Sacroiliac Joint (short axis) Upper Sacroiliac Joint (short axis) Upper S1 (short axis) 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Spine Handbook Table of Contents Lumbar Spinous Process (long axis) Discs (long axis/lateral) Nerve Roots (parasagittal/oblique) L3 Facet (oblique) L3 Medial Branch (short axis) L3 Psoas Compartment (short axis) L3/L4 Psoas Compartment (lateral oblique/short axis) 4th Lumbar (short axis) 4th Lumbar Facet (short axis/lateral oblique) 4th Lumbar Medial Branch (short axis/lateral oblique) 5th Lumber Medial Branch (short axis/oblique) L4/L5 psoas compartment (short axis/lateral oblique) 5th Lumbar (short axis) Lumbar (long axis) Lumbar Transverse Process (short axis) L5 (short axis) Lumbar Medial Branch (short axis Lumbosacral Facets (long axis) Upper Lumbar Plexus (long axis) Upper Lumbar Medial Branch (short axis) Upper Lumbar Facet (short axis) Quadratus Lumborum (long axis) Mid Lumbar Medial Branch (short axis) Mid Lumbar Epidural (long axis) Lower Lumbar Facet (short axis) Lower Lumbar Medial Branch (short axis) Lumbar Facets (oblique) Lumbar Laminae (oblique) 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 Spine Handbook Table of Contents Thoracic Upper Mid Lower Upper Thoracic (short axis) Upper Thoracic Paravertebral Space Upper Thoracic laminae/epidural (long axis) Upper Thoracic epidural (short axis) Upper Thoracic epidural (long axis) Upper Thoracic spinous process (short axis) Upper Thoracic facets (long axis) Upper Thoracic transverse process (long axis) Upper Thoracic ribs 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 Mid Thoracic Mid Thoracic Costotransverse Joints 58 59 Lower Thoracic (short axis) Lower Thoracic Costotransverse Joints (short axis) Lower Thoracic Ribs (long axis) 60 61 62 Thoracic Epidural (mid lower) Paravertebral (short axis) Dorsoscapular Nerve Suprascapular Nerve (long axis) Suprascapular Nerve (short axis) Kidney (long) 63 64 65 66 67 68 Spine Handbook Table of Contents Cervical Upper GON Occipital C1 (short axis) Cervical Facets (long axis) Cervical (long axis) Cervical (short axis) Cervical Medial Branches (long axis) 3rd Occipital Nerve (long axis) 71 72 73 74 75 76 Greater Occipital Nerve (short axis) Greater Occipital Nerve (long axis) 77 78 C6 Nerve Root (short axis) C6 Nerve Root (long axis) C6 Stellate (short axis/oblique) C1/C2 Chord (short axis/oblique) Cervical Facet Posterior (long axis) Cervical Mid (short axis) Cervical Plexus (short axis) Cervical Plexus (long axis) Cervical Greater Occipital Artery (long axis/parlateral) C1/C2 (short axis) C1 Occiput (short axis) SubOccipital (long axis) Mid Cervical (short axis) Mid Cervical (long axis) Mid Cervical (short axis/oblique) Mid Cervical Facet (long axis) Cervical Epidural (short axis) Cervical Epidural (long axis) Lower Cervical (short axis) Lower Cervical (short axis/oblique) Cervical Omohyoid (long axis) 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 Spine Handbook Abbreviations/Definitions ARP = Articular Process BS = Brain Stem CE = Cauda Equina CP = Cervical Plexus CTJ = Costotransverse Joint DR = Dorsal Rami ERS = Erector Spinae ES = Epidural Space F = Foramen FJ = Facet Joint GON = Greater Occipital Nerve IAP = Inferior Articular Process LALS = Long Axis Linear Slide LM = Laminae LPLEX = Lumbar Plexus MB = Medial Branch NR = Nerve Root PLL = Posterior Longitudinal Ligament PR = Posterior Rami QL = Quadratus Lumborum SALS = Short Axis Linear Slide SAP = Superior Articular Process SC = Spinal Cord SI = Sacroiliac Joint SP = Spinous Process TON = Third Occipital Nerve TP = Transverse Process VB = Vertebral Body VR = Ventral Rami Sacral Sacral Hiatus (short axis) Patient Position: Laying on Side slightly rolled on back Doctor Position: Standing behind patient Probe Position: Short Axis Needle Approach: Out of Plane approach 3 Lumbar Mid Lumbar Medial Branch (short axis) Probe Position: Short Axis, paramedian with moderate medial oblique tilt Needle Approach: In plane, lateral to medial 41 Thoracic Lower Thoracic Ribs (long axis) Probe Position: Long Axis, saggital with minimal lateral obliquity 62 Thoracic Thoracic Epidural (Mid Lower) Probe Position: Long Axis, paramedian, parasagittal, with slight medial obliquity Needle Approach: Out of plane with slight cephalad obliquity 63 Cervical Cervical Plexus (short axis) Probe Position: Short Axis, with no cephalad or caudal tilt Patient Position: Lateral with neck neutral 85