Musculoskeletal clinical solution

The foreign body was found to be located within the flexor tendon altering surgical management for this patient using 24MHz probe.

Innovative technologies such as SMI or Smart 3D are also available on specialty transducers for advanced exams such as the quantitative assessment of inflammation in small joints.

This high resolution cross section of the median nerve is acquired using the high frequency 22MHz hockeystick probe.

Ultra-high imaging resolution to examine layered structures with sub-millimeters precisions.

The outstanding resolution of Aplio’s high-frequency transducers can help identify fine detail such as layered structures and small lesions in tendons, ligaments or peripheral nerves.

A panoramic view of the calf muscles with the Aplio a550 system. With the aBeam technology, the planes (fascia) between the different muscle groups can be clearly seen - along with the fibers within the muscles.

The extended quantification range on Aplio i-series / Prism Edition now enables the application of SWE to stiffer body parts such as tendons or ligaments.

Smart 3D is a simple way to add volume-imaging capability to Aplio’s convex and linear transducers, supporting all modes including Supeb Micro-vascular Imaging (SMI) or Shear Wave Elastography (SWE).

Corinne E. Wessner BS, RDMS, RVT,

Priscilla Machado MD, Shawn Peterson DO,

Flemming Forsberg PhD, Kibo Nam PhD

High Frequency Ultrasound Imaging for Diagnosing Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Akihiro Narita, MD, PhD

Norifumi Sawamukai, MD, PhD

Clinical value of Superb Micro-vascular Imaging and ultra-high frequency linear transducer in musculoskeletal ultrasound:

- From early detection to diagnosis and treatment evaluation -

Professor Adrian K.P. Lim

Preliminary experience of ultra-high frequency imaging with the Aplio i-series

Dr Steve McNally

Superb Micro-Vascular Imaging – A new tool for the sports physician