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This 100% online professional master’s degree over 12 months, will provide you with an intensive and advanced update in Musculoskeletal Ultrasound"
Injuries to ligaments, muscles, tendons or nerves are becoming increasingly easier to diagnose thanks to improvements in ultrasound equipment in recent years. In addition, these advances provide a faster and more effective diagnosis, so integrating this tool into the praxis of the physiotherapy professional has been a wise decision.
However, the physiotherapist must be aware of the latest developments in this field, where increased success rates have been scientifically demonstrated in treatments that have employed ultrasound to address musculoskeletal ailments or injuries. Given this reality, TECH has designed a professional master’s degree that will allow the professional to be up to date with the technical and technological advances in Musculoskeletal Ultrasound applied to Physiotherapy.
A university program, where over 12 months, students will be able to deepen in an agile way in sonoanatomy, the physical basis of ultrasound, equipment management, tissue patterns in ultrasound or dynamic maneuvers. This will be possible thanks to the multimedia teaching material (video summaries, detailed videos, diagrams) developed by the specialized teaching team that teaches this program.
In addition to a syllabus with a theoretical approach, students have access to simulations of clinical cases, which will allow them to obtain a much more direct and practical view of the latest developments in this field.
The professional is, therefore, facing an excellent opportunity to take an online program, flexible and compatible with the most demanding responsibilities. Thus, with only an electronic device with an Internet connection, students can access the complete syllabus hosted on the virtual campus. In addition, you have the freedom to distribute the teaching load according to your needs.
Thanks to this program you will be able to keep up to date with the latest technological advances in ultrasound"
This professional master’s degree in Musculoskeletal Ultrasound in Physiotherapy contains the most complete and up-to-date scientific program on the market. The most important features include:
- Practical cases presented by experts in Medicine and Psysiotherapy
- The graphic, schematic, and practical contents with which they are created, provide scientific and practical information on the disciplines that are essential for professional practice
- Practical exercises where the self-assessment process can be carried out to improve learning
- Its special emphasis on innovative methodologies
- Theoretical lessons, questions to the expert, debate forums on controversial topics, and individual reflection assignments
- Content that is accessible from any fixed or portable device with an Internet connection
With this program you will achieve a thorough knowledge of musculoskeletal ultrasound, under the highest scientific rigor and with the most complete and specialized teaching team in the sector"Â
The program’s teaching staff includes professionals from the sector who contribute their work experience to this program, as well as renowned specialists from leading societies and prestigious universities.
The multimedia content, developed with the latest educational technology, will provide the professional with situated and contextual learning, i.e., a simulated environment that will provide immersive knowledge programmed to learn in real situations.
This program is designed around Problem-Based Learning, whereby the professional must try to solve the different professional practice situations that arise throughout the program. For this purpose, the student will be assisted by an innovative interactive video system created by renowned and experienced experts.Â
This is a qualification that will bring you up to date with the most effective and recent tests used for the diagnosis of ligament injuries or fibrillar ruptures"
Apply in your practice the latest ultrasound-guided techniques used in the treatment of the most common shoulder pathologies"
Objectives
The syllabus of this professional master’s degree has been designed for the physiotherapy professional to obtain the latest knowledge on Musculoskeletal Ultrasound. Thus, at the end of the 12-month course, students will be up to date with the latest advances in this field, including the application of ultrasound-guided treatments and the different dynamic assessment techniques. The specialized teaching staff will be responsible for accompanying the professional to achieve these goals.
TECH provides you with the most innovative teaching tools, so that you can easily update your knowledge on the use of ultrasound in rehabilitation"
General Objectives
- Learn to locate the different anatomical structures of the region
- Identify pathologies for a correct treatment of ultrasound-guided rehabilitation medicine
- Define the limits of ultrasound
- Learn about the use of ultrasound in the framework of physiotherapist skills
Specific Objectives
Module 1. Basic Ultrasound
- Learn about ultrasound and an ultrasound scanner, its history and application to physiotherapy
- Identify the ultrasound patterns of the different structures of the locomotor system
- Study the different devices available in ultrasound and learn how to use them beneficially
- Explain the use of ultrasound by the rehabilitation physician and its legal considerations
- Describe the piezoelectric effect and the physical basis of ultrasound
- Explain the different components of the equipment
- Explain the development of the ultrasound image
- Describe the terminology used in ultrasound scanning
- Define the types of images obtained by ultrasound and the different tissue patterns
Module 2. Ultrasound of the Upper Limb: Shoulder
- Identify the main structures of the shoulder visible on ultrasound
- Describe the normal examination of the structures of the anterior aspect the shoulder
- Describe the normal examination of the structures of the lateral aspect the shoulder
- Describe the normal examination of the structures of the posterior aspect the shoulder
- Recognize the most common lesions of the shoulder, for a correct ultrasound-guided treatment and/or follow-up of their evolution
- Describe less common pathologies that can affect the shoulder joint
- Learn how to perform dynamic ultrasound-guided assessment tests on the shoulder
Module 3. Ultrasound of the Upper Limb: Elbow
- Describe the sonoanatomy of the elbow joint
- Describe the normal examination of the structures of the anterior aspect the elbow
- Describe the normal examination of the structures of the lateral aspect the elbow
- Describe the normal examination of the structures of the posterior aspect the elbow
- Describe the normal examination of the structures of the medial aspect of the elbow
- Log in the most common lesions of the elbow, for a correct ultrasound-guided treatment and/or follow-up of their evolution
- Learn how to perform dynamic ultrasound-guided assessment tests on the elbow
- Describe less common pathologies that can affect the elbow joint
Module 4. Ultrasound of the Upper Limb: Wrist
- Describe the sonoanatomy of the wrist
- Describe the normal examination of the structures of the dorsal aspect of the wrist
- Describe the normal examination of the structures of the palmar aspect of the wrist
- Identify the most common lesions of the wrist, for a correct ultrasound-guided treatment and/or follow-up of their evolution
- Learn how to perform dynamic ultrasound-guided assessment tests on the wrist
- Describe less common pathologies that can affect the wrist joint
Module 5. Ultrasound of the Upper Limb: Hand
- Describe the sonoanatomy of the hand
- Describe the normal examination of the structures of the dorsal aspect of the hand
- Describe the normal examination of the structures of the palmar aspect of the hand
- Identify the most common lesions of the hand, for a correct ultrasound-guided treatment and/or follow-up of their evolution
- Learn how to perform dynamic ultrasound-guided assessment tests of the hand
- Describe less common pathologies that can affect the hand
Module 6. Ultrasound of the Lower Limb: Hip
- Learn the echoanatomy of the different structures of the hip
- Describe the normal examination of the structures of the anterior aspect of the hip
- Describe the normal examination of the structures of the lateral aspect of the hip
- Describe the normal examination of the structures of the posterior aspect of the hip
- Describe the normal examination of the structures of the medial aspect of the hip
- Identify the most common lesions of the hip, for a correct ultrasound-guided treatment and/or follow-up of their evolution
- Learn how to perform dynamic ultrasound-guided assessment tests of the hip
- Describe less common pathologies that can affect the hip
Module 7. Ultrasound of the Lower Limb: Thigh
- Learn the echoanatomy of the different structures of the thigh
- Describe the normal examination of the structures of the front aspect the thigh
- Describe the normal examination of the structures of the lateral aspect the thigh
- Describe the normal examination of the structures of the posterior aspect the thigh
- Describe the normal examination of the structures of the medial aspect the thigh
- Log in the most common lesions of the thigh, for a correct ultrasound-guided treatment and/or follow-up of their evolution
- Learn how to perform dynamic ultrasound-guided assessment tests on the thigh
- Describe less common pathologies that can affect the thigh
- Identify thigh muscles and common muscle injuries
Module 8. Ultrasound of the Lower Limb: knee
- Recognize the tendon and ligament structures of the knee and their most common injuries
- Describe the normal examination of the structures of the anterior aspect of the knee
- Describe the normal examination of the structures of the lateral aspect of the knee
- Describe the normal examination of the structures of the posterior aspect of the knee
- Describe the normal examination of the structures of the medial aspect of the knee
- Identify the most common lesions of the knee, for a correct ultrasound-guided treatment and/or follow-up of their evolution
- Learn how to perform dynamic ultrasound-guided assessment tests of the knee
- Describe less common pathologies that can affect the knee
Module 9. Ultrasound of the Lower Limb: Leg
- Learn the echanatomy of the different structures of the leg in all its parts
- Identify leg muscles and the most common leg muscle injuries
- Describe the normal examination of the structures of the anterior aspect of the leg
- Describe the normal examination of the structures of the lateral aspect of the leg
- Describe the normal examination of the structures of the posterior aspect of the leg
- Learn how to perform dynamic ultrasound-guided assessment tests of the leg
- Describe less common pathologies that can affect the leg
Module 10. Ultrasound of the Lower Limb: Ankle
- Learning the sonoanatomy of the ankle
- Describe the normal examination of the structures of the anterior aspect the ankle
- Describe the normal examination of the structures of the lateral aspect the ankle
- Describe the normal examination of the structures of the posterior aspect the ankle
- Describe the normal examination of the structures of the medial aspect the ankle
- Learn how to perform dynamic ultrasound-guided assessment tests on the ankle
- Log in the most common lesions of the ankle, for a correct ultrasound-guided treatment and/or follow-up of their evolution
- Describe less common pathologies that can affect the ankle
Module 11. Ultrasound of the Lower Limb: Foot
- Recognize the main lesions in this region, for a correct ultrasound-guided treatment and follow-up of their evolution
- Describe the normal examination of the structures of the dorsal aspect of the foot
- Describe the normal examination of the structures of the palmar aspect of the foot
- Describe less common pathologies that can affect the foot
- Learn how to perform dynamic ultrasound-guided assessment tests on the foot
Module 12. Ultrasound of the Lower Limb: Forefoot
- Describe the normal examination of the structures of the dorsal aspect of the forefoot
- Describe the normal examination of the structures of the palmar aspect of the forefoot
- Identify the most common forefoot injuries, for a correct ultrasound-guided treatment and/or follow-up of their evolution
- Describe less common pathologies that can affect the forefoot
- Learn how to perform dynamic ultrasound-guided assessment tests of the forefoot
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This program provides you with the latest scientific evidence on the effectiveness of ultrasound in addressing ankle pathologies"
Professional Master's Degree in Musculoskeletal Ultrasound in Physiotherapy
In 1880 the physicist Pierre Curie discovered piezoelectricity without knowing how much this phenomenon would revolutionize the world, because it was from it that one of his disciples, Paul Langevin, built the first ultrasonic sonar. With an improved and smaller version of the latter, the psychiatrist Karl Dussik tried to detect brain tumors. From this point on, ultrasound became an extremely useful tool in medicine. The Professional Master's Degree in Musculoskeletal Ultrasound in Physiotherapy offered by TECH Global University is a commitment to provide the graduate with all the necessary skills to handle this tool with total expertise and confidence so that he/she can optimize treatments to the maximum. Our program teaches not only the technical characteristics of an ultrasound but, among other things, how to approach the upper and lower limbs and the lumbopelvic region through the RUSI method: an extremely useful biofeedback system to assess the morphology of the affected musculoskeletal tissue. No specialty is complete without delving into the equipment and auxiliary instruments, so we invite you to be part of this experience.
Learn how to master physiotherapeutic ultrasound
In total there are twelve modules, each broken down into their respective topics, where a teaching group with extensive experience in the field will instruct you to explore the different physical structures that make up the human body: from the shoulder to the foot. Do you want to treat tendon or joint pathologies more efficiently? Our Professional Master's Degree is the answer. The thoroughness of the content, coupled with a 100% online methodology, make this educational offer an infallible opportunity to add competencies to your career, thus amplifying your sphere of influence in the medical field. An increasing number of patients are turning to physiotherapy to alleviate chronic pathologies at the anatomical level. According to a survey by the European Agency for Safety and Health at Work, in countries such as Spain alone, 74.2% of workers suffer from some musculoskeletal disorder. In this context, our program is a unique alternative to generate a positive impact on the health of an entire community.