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Ultrasound-Guided Ankle Arthrocentesis Highland General Hospital Division of Emergency Ultrasound Step 1 Identify Pertinent Palpable Landmarks: 1) Tibialis Anterior Tendon 2) Medial Malleoulus

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Page 1: ankle arthrocentesis final - UCSF CME WORKSHOP Sup… · Ultrasound-Guided Ankle Arthrocentesis Highland General Hospital Division of Emergency Ultrasound Step 1 Identify Pertinent

Ultrasound-GuidedAnkle Arthrocentesis

Highland General HospitalDivision of Emergency Ultrasound

Step 1

Identify Pertinent Palpable Landmarks:

1) Tibialis Anterior Tendon

2) Medial Malleoulus

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Step 2

Linear ProbeProbe marker caudal (to the feet) Identify Tibia with UltrasoundSlide distal and identify joint space between Tibia and Talus

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Step 3

Identify the presence of an effusionMove the probe slightly medial (in between Tibialis Anterior and Medial Malleolus)

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Step 4

Local Anesthetic skin whealOut of Plane TechniqueNeedle just MEDIAL to probeSteep angle of entry (75 to 80 degrees)

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Aspirate during entryStep 5