Background: Diagnostic, therapeutic and surgical techniques for slipping rib syndrome (SRS) are evolving to improve clinical outcomes and recurrence. Our objective was to evaluate current practice patterns in SRS diagnosis and treatment among surgeons nationally.
Methods: An electronic survey was nationally distributed to surgeons who were identified as slipped rib repair providers to assess trends in diagnosis and treatment.
Objectives: The performance of ultrasound features from shear wave elastography (SWE) and high-frequency ultrasound imaging was evaluated independently and in combination to diagnose carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS).
Materials And Methods: Twenty-five subjects were imaged in a sitting position with an arm extended and palm facing up. SWE of the medial nerve (MN) was acquired at the wrist level (site 1) and proximal to the pronator quadratus muscle (site 2).