The Point Of Care Ultrasound course in Neurology Unit 3 focuses on clinical indications, key anatomical components, and guided ultrasound protocols for upper and lower limb muscles. Detailed ultrasound techniques are demonstrated for muscles in the neck, arms, wrists, fingers, hips, knees, ankles, and toes, emphasizing the importance of accurate muscle identification and dynamic motion assessment.

This chapter delves into the clinical indications, key anatomical components, and guided ultrasound protocol for examining the upper and lower limbs using point of care ultrasound in neurology. It focuses on FDA-approved improved clinical indications for various muscles in the neck, arms, wrists, and lower limbs, emphasizing the importance of ultrasound in identifying specific muscles and nerves.

This chapter discusses the detailed anatomy of various muscles in the lower and upper limbs, emphasizing the use of ultrasound guidance for injections. It covers the identification of specific muscles like tibialis posterior, tibialis anterior, pectoralis major, biceps, and flexor carpi radialis.