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Ep. 052 | To Image or not to Image | Andrew Cuff

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Andrew is a consultant physiotherapist from the UK with a special interest in the upper limb and particularly the shoulder, which is also the reason he has created a course on the stiff shoulder, the elbow and wrist for Physiotutors together with Thomas Mitchell. He is in the process of finishing his PhD this year on imaging for musculoskeletal conditions in primary care at Keele University, so he’s the perfect person to talk to about imaging!

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00:00 Intro 01:25 How far are we from ideal? 05:56 Scale of MSK Imaging 09:40 Why don't we stick to guidelines? 15:50 When imaging makes sense 21:35 Do Patients Expect Imaging? 23:49 Sponsor 24:59 The goal of Imaging 27:52 Risks of Imaging 30:27 Imaging Techniques 101 35:10 Should Physios use Ultrasound 37:56 Scan interpretation as a skill? 43:10 How to explain imaging findings 48:15 Andrew's closing thoughts 49:49 Outro

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This episode is sponsored by the CSP student conference 2023. For more information and to sign up visit: https://www.csp.org.uk/studentconference23

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Andrew is a consultant physiotherapist from the UK with a special interest in the upper limb and particularly the shoulder, which is also the reason he has created a course on the stiff shoulder, the elbow and wrist for Physiotutors together with Thomas Mitchell. He is in the process of finishing his PhD this year on imaging for musculoskeletal conditions in primary care at Keele University, so he’s the perfect person to talk to about imaging!

Content

00:00 Intro 01:25 How far are we from ideal? 05:56 Scale of MSK Imaging 09:40 Why don't we stick to guidelines? 15:50 When imaging makes sense 21:35 Do Patients Expect Imaging? 23:49 Sponsor 24:59 The goal of Imaging 27:52 Risks of Imaging 30:27 Imaging Techniques 101 35:10 Should Physios use Ultrasound 37:56 Scan interpretation as a skill? 43:10 How to explain imaging findings 48:15 Andrew's closing thoughts 49:49 Outro

Sponsor

This episode is sponsored by the CSP student conference 2023. For more information and to sign up visit: https://www.csp.org.uk/studentconference23

Bonus Material

To view and download the bonus content such as transcripts of this episode become a Physiotutors Member.

All episodes and bonus content can be found here

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