Objectives: Ultra-high frequency ultrasonography (UHFUS) is a recently introduced
diagnostic technique which finds several applications in diverse clinical fields. The range of …

OBJECTIVE. The purpose of this article is to cover technical advances in musculo-skeletal
ultrasound from the viewpoint of the radiologist. CONCLUSION. Among the advances in …

Neuromuscular ultrasound is an accepted and valuable element in the evaluation of
peripheral nerve and muscle disease. However, ultrasound has several limitations to …

Abstract Introduction/Aims While ultrasound assessment of cross‐sectional area and
echogenicity has gained popularity as a biomarker for various neuropathies, there is a …

Background Advancements in imaging and an understanding of the pathomechanism for
intraneural ganglion cyst formation have led to increased awareness and recognition of this …

Lipofibromatous hamartoma (LFH) is a rare, benign tumor found in the peripheral nerves
which is challenging to diagnose. We present a case report of the use of ultra-high …

The ultra‐high frequency ultrasound (UHFUS) is characterized by the use of probes
between 30 and 100 MHz. This technology has recently been introduced in clinical practice …

The currently available drugs to treat neuropathic pain do not provide adequate pain
management. As such, other treatments including stem cells, platelet-rich plasma and …

Background: Profound variations in facial nerve branching, combined with the severe impact
of facial palsy on the patient's quality of life, make surgery in this region challenging. Recent …

Musculoskeletal ultrasound involves the study of many superficial targets, especially in the
hands, wrists, and feet. Many of these areas are within the first 3 cm of the skin surface and …