Registered Musculoskeletal Sonographer (RMSKS™) Sonographer Exam Preparation

For those Sonographers preparing for the RMSKS credentialing exam,
Pegasus Lectures offers a comprehensive series of MSK lectures and ScanLabs.
Offered in flexible modular format, you can purchase what you need, when you need it.

Individual Modules: Lower Leg, Ankle, and Foot (all)

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Module 1: Anatomy, Part 1 Dr. Wilde discusses the ankle motions and techniques by which to evaluate the tendons and ligaments of the lower leg. Details	Module 2: Anatomy, Part 2 Focuses on the bony and muscular anatomy of the foot, lesser metatarsophalangeal joints, and plantar fascia components. Details	Module 3: ScanLab: Calf Calf structures, with attention to the Achilles tendon, are demonstrated with tips provided to aid in visualization. Details
Module 4: ScanLab: Lateral Ankle Evaluation of the three ligaments comprising the lateral collateral ligamentous complex, and more. Details	Module 5: ScanLab: Medial Ankle Assessment of the medial collateral ligament complex and the flexor tendons is covered. Details	Module 6: ScanLab: Posterior Ankle During evaluation of the posterior ankle, attention is paid to the Achilles and plantaris tendons. Details
Module 7: ScanLab: Anterior Ankle Common sites for ganglion cysts are explored with specific clinical tests for ankle injuries discussed. Details	Module 8: ScanLab: Plantar Fascia Assessment of the central, lateral, and medial cords for any tears, plantar fasciopathy, or fibromas. Details	Module 9: ScanLab: Forefoot Demonstrates the technique to evaluate the plantar plates of the forefoot and the technique to image and assess the interspaces. Details
Module 10: ScanLab: Dorsal Foot During examination, depending on symptoms, three parts of the foot may be evaluated: the hindfoot, midfoot, and forefoot. Details	Module 11: Pathology, Part 1 Part I begins with Achilles and peroneal pathology, also covering assessment of ligament tears and how to assess associated pathology Details	Module 12: Pathology, Part 2 Covers pathology associated with bursae, joint effusion, synovitis, gout, bony fractures, neuromas, plantar plate tears, and more. Details