What Colleagues Say

Dr. Robert Pagan-Rosado

Sports & MSK Medicine, Mayo Clinic (USA)

The lectures are exceptional for learning both basic and advanced diagnostic and interventional ultrasound.
His teaching has significantly shaped and elevated my own clinical practice.

Dr. James Noake

Sports Medicine Physician, United Kingdom

Beautifully created and clearly structured. The progressive breakdown makes even complex MSK ultrasound concepts easy to understand.

Dr. Marcelo Bordalo

Chief of Radiology, Aspetar Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine Hospital (Qatar)

The didactics and visual graphics are exceptional.
A comprehensive and clinically useful MSK ultrasound resource.

Dr. Lluis Til

Head of Medical Staff, Paris Saint-Germain

A clear and structured approach that has greatly facilitated my understanding of MSK anatomy and pathology.
Highly recommended.

Dr. Luis Cerezal

MSK Radiologist, Spain

An established reference in musculoskeletal ultrasound education.
An excellent example of what a high-quality training resource should be.

“Our programmes are trusted by clinicians worldwide across radiology, PM&R and sports medicine.”

Instructor

Iñigo Iriarte

Dr. Iñigo Iriarte is a physician specialized in musculoskeletal ultrasound, with extensive experience in clinical practice and medical education.


He is the author of a widely used musculoskeletal ultrasound textbook that has been incorporated into residency and fellowship training programmes, including at leading academic institutions.


He is also part of the medical services of Athletic Club Bilbao, where musculoskeletal ultrasound is routinely applied in the assessment and management of elite athletes.


His teaching approach emphasizes anatomical understanding, structured scanning protocols and clinical reasoning, with a strong focus on reproducibility in daily practice.

✅ WHAT YOU WILL LEARN – Lower Limb MSK Ultrasound

  • Perform a Complete Lower Limb MSK Ultrasound Examination

    Learn a systematic and reproducible lower limb scanning protocol, including proper probe positioning and standard views to confidently assess all lower limb structures.

  • Identify Key Sonoanatomy and Avoid Common Pitfalls

    Recognise normal lower limb sonoanatomy, differentiate it from pathology, and avoid the most common interpretation errors encountered in daily clinical practice.

  • Correlate Findings with Real Clinical Scenarios

    Apply ultrasound findings to real lower limb related clinical cases, improving diagnostic confidence and optimising examination time using structured workflows.

✅ WHO IS THIS COURSE FOR?

This course is designed for physicians and clinicians seeking a clear, structured and clinically relevant approach to lower limb musculoskeletal ultrasound.

It is suitable for professionals in:

  • Radiology

  • Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation (PM&R)

  • Sports Medicine

  • Rheumatology

  • Primary Care

  • Emergency Medicine

The programme is appropriate for:

Clinicians starting MSK ultrasound, and experienced practitioners seeking to refine their knee ultrasound workflow and diagnostic confidence

Ultrasound Fundamentals (Included)

A concise fundamentals module designed to standardize image acquisition and interpretation.
Covers core principles, system optimization, tissue-specific assessment, and key artefacts—providing a shared technical framework for all joint-specific modules.

Course Investment

Secure Stripe & PayPal checkout · Instant access · 6 months access · CME certificate upon completion

Structured scanning protocol

Learn a clear, step-by-step Lower Limb MSK ultrasound workflow

Follow a systematic and reproducible examination from start to finish.

Real clinical cases

Demonstrations based on daily practice

Correlate ultrasound findings with clinical decision-making in real scenarios.

Diagnostic confidence

Identify Lower Limb sonoanatomy

Avoid common interpretation pitfalls and gain confidence in routine exams.

Not sure yet?

Preview a sample lesson and see how structured workflow is applied in real clinical scenarios.

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Course Content

    1. 1.1.- Core ultrasound principles

    2. 1.2.- Evolution of musculoskeletal ultrasound

    3. 1.3.- Advances in ultrasound technology

    4. 1.4.- Ultrasound systems, transducers and basic settings

    5. 1.5.- Ultrasound assessment of the skin

    6. 1.6.- Ultrasound assessment of muscle

    7. 1.7.- Ultrasound assessment of tendons

    8. 1.8.- Ultrasound assessment of ligaments and nerves

    9. 1.9.- Ultrasound assessment of bone and cartilage

    10. 1.10.- Anisotropy and Acoustic Shadowing

    11. 1.11.- Comet tail artefact and acoustic enhancement

    12. 1.12.- Edge shadowing and twinkling artefact

    13. Ultrasound Fundamentals – Module Assessment

    14. EACCME® Learner’s evaluation form

    1. 2.1.- Hip Joint – Ultrasound assessment

    2. 2.2.- Rectus Femoris - Sonoanatomy

    3. 2.3.- Iliopsoas Complex – Ultrasound assessment

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    4. 2.4.- Lateral Superficial Layer

    5. 2.5.- Lateral Deep Layer

    6. 2.6.- Adductors – Sonoanatomy

    7. 2.7.- Hamstrings – Sonoanatomy

    8. 2.8.- Deep Gluteal Space

    9. 2.9.- Hip examination – Practical demonstration

    10. 2.10.- Hip articular pain – Clinical approach

    11. 2.11.- Rectus Femoris Pathology

    12. 2.12.- Greater Trochanteric Pain Syndrome

    13. 2.13.- Adductor-related pathology

    14. 2.14.- Deep Gluteal Syndrome

    15. Hip module assessment

    16. EACCME® Learner’s evaluation form

    1. 3.1.- Introduction

    2. 3.2.- Quadricipital Tendon – Sonoanatomy

    3. 3.3.- Patellar Tendon – Sonoanatomy

    4. 3.4.- Anterior Fat Pads & Recesses

    5. 3.5.- Patellar & Trochlear Cartilage

    6. 3.6.- Knee bursae

    7. 3.7.- Medial Meniscus & Joint Line

    8. 3.8.- Medial Collateral Ligament

    9. 3.9.- Lateral Meniscus & Lateral Collateral Ligament

    10. 3.10.- Popliteal Fossa, Biceps Femoris & Iliotibial Band

    11. 3.11.- Posteromedial Compartment

    12. 3.12.- Posterolateral Compartment

    13. 3.13.- Posterocentral Compartment

    14. 3.14.- Knee examination – Practical demonstration

    15. 3.15.- Knee effusion & Osteoarthritis

    16. 3.16.- Quadriceps Tendinopathy

    17. 3.17.- Patellar Tendinopathy

    18. 3.18.- Bursitis

    19. 3.19.- Patellar fractures

    20. 3.20.- Meniscal Tears

    21. 3.21.- Meniscal & Ganglion cysts

    22. 3.22.- Medial collateral ligament sprains

    23. 3.23.- Pes Anserinus Bursitis

    24. 3.24.- Runner´s Kne

    25. 3.25.- Baker´s cyst

    26. Knee module assessment

    27. EACCME® Learner’s evaluation form

    1. 4.1.- Anterior ankle – Muscles and tendons

    2. 4.2.- Tibiotalar Joint - Ultrasound assessment

    3. 4.3.- Lateral collateral ligament complex

    4. 4.4.- Anteroinferior tibiofibular ligament (syndesmosis)

    5. 4.5.- Ligament overview

    6. 4.6.- Peroneal tendons – Sonoanatomy

    7. 4.7.- Deltoid Ligament

    8. 4.8.- Tarsal Tunnel

    9. 4.9.- Achilles tendon & posterior recess

    10. 4.10.- Ankle examination – Practical demonstration

    11. 4.11.- Extensor tendon pathology

    12. 4.12.- Lateral ankle sprains

    13. 4.13.- Peroneal Tendon Pathology

    14. 4.14.- Deltoid Ligament Pathology

    15. 4.15.- Flexor Tendon Pathology

    16. 4.16.- Ankle fractures

    17. 4.17.- Gout, choncrocalcinosis & ganglion cysts

    18. 4.18.- Achilles tendon pathology

    19. 4.19.- Ankle Module Assessment

    20. EACCME® Learner’s evaluation form

    1. 5.1.- Introduction & osteology

    2. 5.2.- Dorsal foot – Muscles and tendons

    3. 5.3.- Plantar Fascia - Anatomy

    4. 5.4.- Plantar intrinsic muscles - Anatomy

    5. 5.5.- Plantar fascia – Ultrasound assessment

    6. 5.6.- Central plantar compartment – Ultrasound assessment

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    7. 5.7.- Medial plantar compartment – Ultrasound assessment

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    8. 5.8.- Lateral plantar compartment – Ultrasound assessment

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    9. 5.9.- Metatarsophalangeal joints – Ultrasound assessment

    10. 5.10.- Intermetatarsal spaces – Ultrasound assessment

    11. 5.11.- Foot examination – Practical demonstration

    12. 5.12.- Plantar fascia pathology

    13. 5.13.- Morton´s neuroma

    14. 5.14.- Metatarsal stress fractures

    15. 5.15.- Sesamoid pathology

    16. 5.16.- Bursitis

    17. 5.17.- Tendon tears

    18. 5.18.- Foot Module Assessment

    19. EACCME® Learner’s evaluation form

About the Course

  • 9.5 hours of video content
  • 6 months of full access
  • Structured lower-limb scanning framework with reproducible workflow
  • Accredited with 9 EACCME® credits, convertible to AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™

Accreditation & CME

This programme is accredited by the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME®) of the UEMS.


Physicians who complete the course are awarded 9 European CME Credits (ECMEC®s).


Through a formal agreement between the UEMS (EACCME®) and the American Medical Association (AMA), US physicians may convert EACCME® credits into an equivalent number of AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™.

Credit conversion is requested individually by the physician through the AMA.


Accreditation Statement

Only those e-learning materials that are displayed on the UEMS-EACCME® website have formally been accredited.Through an agreement between the European Union of Medical Specialists (UEMS) and the American Medical Association (AMA), physicians may convert EACCME® credits to an equivalent number of AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Information on the process to convert EACCME® credits to AMA credits can be found at https://edhub.ama-assn.org/pages/applications.

Credit conversion is based on one (1) hour of participation equalling one credit. Physicians wishing to convert EACCME® credits to AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ are required to access the AMA website to obtain the necessary paperwork and instructions. A processing fee may apply.

For other countries, physicians should contact their relevant national or regional accreditation authority.

✅ REQUIREMENTS

  • No prior ultrasound experience is required

  • A basic understanding of musculoskeletal anatomy is recommended

  • Access to an ultrasound machine is helpful for practice, but not mandatory

    ✅ Frequently Asked Questions

  • Is this course suitable for beginners?

    Yes. The programme provides a structured foundation that is suitable for clinicians starting musculoskeletal ultrasound, while also offering a systematic approach valued by more experienced users.


  • Do I need an ultrasound machine to take this course?

    No. An ultrasound machine is not required to follow the course. However, access to a machine is recommended for hands-on practice alongside the lessons.


  • Is this course accredited for CME?

    Yes. This programme is accredited by the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME®) and awards 9 European CME Credits (ECMEC®s), which may be converted to AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ for US physicians.


  • How long will I have access to the course?

    You will have full access to the course content for 6 months from the date of enrollment.


  • Is the course self-paced?

    Yes. The programme is fully online and self-paced, allowing you to progress through the content according to your own schedule.


  • Will I receive a certificate after completing the course?

    Yes. Upon successful completion of the course and final assessment, you will receive a Certificate of Completion.


  • Can I access the course from any country?

    Yes. The course is available internationally and can be accessed from any country.


    CME accreditation is provided through EACCME®. Physicians should consult their national or regional accreditation authority regarding recognition of credits. US physicians may convert EACCME® credits to AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™.


  • What payment methods are accepted?

    Payments are processed securely via Stripe and PayPal. Major credit and debit cards are accepted. 

    The course price is displayed in euros (€). Your bank, card issuer or PayPal will automatically convert the amount to your local currency, if applicable.

CME-accredited

6 month access