Ultrasound-Guided Shoulder Injections Done Right: Indications, Technique, Accuracy, and Flow Confirmation
Learn practical, evidence-based strategies for ultrasound-guided shoulder injections, from identifying indications to optimizing technique and workflows for consistent clinical outcomes.
Wednesday, April 22 at 5pm PT | 8pm ET
Explore practical, evidence-based strategies for ultrasound-guided shoulder injections in orthobiologic care, from identifying key clinical indications and mastering anatomy-driven techniques to optimizing imaging, needle visualization, and procedural workflows for consistent, high-quality outcomes in shoulder pathology management.
Identify and differentiate key clinical indications for ultrasound-guided shoulder injections in orthobiologic care
Demonstrate proper ultrasound-guided injection techniques by recognizing relevant anatomy, selecting appropriate probes and settings, and optimizing needle visualization
Apply evidence-based best practices and procedural workflows to enhance clinical outcomes, reproducibility, and consistency for shoulder pathologies
MEET THE PRESENTER
Terrance Manning II, ND, RMSK
Dr. Terrance Manning is a regenerative medicine specialist focusing on non-surgical treatment of spine and musculoskeletal conditions. Dr. Manning completed a 3-year residency, specifically in the field of interventional orthobiologics under the supervision of visionaries and thought leaders within the field. He has been in practice for nearly a decade and has worked in multidisciplinary clinical settings.
His credentials include a doctorate from the National College of Natural Medicine, advanced certification in musculoskeletal ultrasonography (RMSK), and a master’s degree in philosophy from St John’s College-Santa Fe. He completed his undergraduate degree in biology at Western Oregon University, where he graduated with Honors and was awarded the Most Outstanding Graduate Award in Pre-Professional Biology.