Diagnostic MSK Case Submission Requirements
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1 Diagnostic MSK Case Submission Requirements Note: MSK Ultrasound-Guided Interventional Procedures (USGIP) is considered a separate specialty. Corresponds with 4/21/16 Accred Newsletter* From the main site: From each additional site or mobile unit: Submit a total of 4 diagnostic MSK cases from different patients with corresponding final reports as outlined below: 2 diagnostic, comprehensive joint examinations such that all structures listed in the MSK Practice Parameters are imaged For example, a comprehensive elbow examination would include images of all structures listed under the anterior, lateral, posterior, and medial regions. Refer to the MSK Imaging Checklists on the following pages. 2 diagnostic examinations of a joint region such that all structures listed in the MSK Practice Parameters for a specific joint region are imaged For example, an anterior knee (joint region) exam would include images of the structures listed under the anterior knee. Refer to the MSK Imaging Checklists on the following pages. Submit 1 comprehensive, diagnostic joint examination with a corresponding final report For example, a comprehensive elbow examination would include images of all structures listed under the anterior, lateral, posterior, and medial regions. Refer to the MSK Imaging Checklists on the following pages. All cases must follow the General Requirements for the Submission of Case Studies ( Note: Video clips should be submitted for any reported dynamic images. If applying for accreditation in both Diagnostic MSK as well as Ultrasound-Guided Interventional Procedures (USGIP), the studies submitted for Diagnostic MSK will satisfy the diagnostic case requirement listed as a part of the USGIP Case Submission Requirements. For the purpose of accreditation, all anatomy must be appropriately labeled (for example SAX BICEPS).
2 SHOULDER ELBOW BICEPS: long head of biceps long head of biceps ROTATOR CUFF EXAMINATION: subscapularis supraspinatus 7. Long axis views of infraspinatus subscapularis supraspinatus 8. Short axis views of infraspinatus 1. Long a axis views of humeroulnar joint humeroradial joint biceps 7. Long axis views of common extensor 9. Views of radiocapitellar joint humeroulnar joint humeroradial joint biceps 8. Short axis views of common extensor 10. Views of radial collateral teres minor 11. Views of supraspinatus muscle (must be demonstrated with tear diagnosis) 13. Views of subdeltoid teres minor 12. Views of infraspinatus muscle (must be demonstrated with tear diagnosis) 14. Views of acromioclavicular joint 15. Views of posterior glenohumeral joint 11. As indicated, stress / dynamic views 12. Long axis views of common flexor 14. Long axis views of ulnar collateral 16. Views of ulnar nerve 13. Short axis views of common flexor 15. Short axis views of ulnar collateral 17. As indicated, stress / dynamic views 16. Views of spinoglenoid notch 18. As indicated, dynamic views 17. Views of suprascapular notch 18. Views of posterior joint space 20. Views of olecranon process 19. Views of triceps 21. Views of olecranon PERIPHERAL NERVE 1. Axial images along the course of the nerve 2. Dynamic assessment to assess nerve at fibroosseous tunnel 3. Dynamic assessment to rule out subluxating nerve 4. Images of relevant adjacent structures AIUM Accreditation Diagnostic MSK Case Study Submission Requirements & Imaging Checklists *4/21/16 2
3 WRIST & HAND VOLAR: the the flexor s in flexor s in the carpal the carpal tunnel tunnel the the flexor carpi radialis flexor carpi radialis the the median nerve median nerve proximal and proximal and deep to deep to the flexor the flexor retinaculum retinaculum 7. Long axis views of the ulnar nerve in Guyon's canal NEONATAL SPINE 1. Vertebral bodies (e.g., T12, L1, etc.) 2. Longitudinal images of spinal cord in region of interest 3. Transverse images of spinal cord in region of interest 4. Level of the termination of the conus 5. Position of the cord within the spinal canal ULNAR: 8. Long axis views of the triangular fibrocartilage complex 10. Long axis views of the extensor carpi ulnaris DORSAL: 12. Long axis views of the 6 compartments of the wrist extensor s 14. Survey views of the MCP joints for erosive arthritis 9. Short axis views of the triangular fibrocartilage complex 11. Short axis views of the extensor carpi ulnaris 13. Short axis views of the 6 compartments of the wrist extensor s 15. Survey views of the carpal bones for erosive arthritis 6. Thecal sac and nerve roots of the cauda equina 7. Subarachnoid space, dura, and epidural space 16. Long axis views of the scapholunate 17. As indicated, dynamic views AIUM Accreditation Diagnostic MSK Case Study Submission Requirements & Imaging Checklists *4/21/16 3
4 KNEE the quadriceps the patellar the suprapatellar joint 7. Images of the distal femoral cartilage 9. Images of the medial collateral 1 the pes anserine s and 13. Images of the popliteus 15. Images of the fibular collateral the quadriceps the patellar the suprapatellar joint 8. Images of the prepatellar, superficial, and deep infrapatellar e 10. Images of the joint space / medial meniscus 1 the pes anserine s and 14. Biceps femoris demonstrated to its fibular insertion 16. Iliotibial band demonstrated to insertion on Gerdy s tubercle 17. Images of the joint space / lateral meniscus 18. If applicable, long and short axis views of Baker s cyst 20. Short axis views of the semimembranosus muscle and 1 the semimembranosus muscle and 2 gastrocnemius muscle and 2 the gastrocnemius muscle and the tibialis anterior extensor hallucis longus ANKLE & FOOT 7. Images of the anterior joint the posterior tibial 1 the flexor digitorum longus 15. Images of the tibial nerve 17. Long axis views of the peroneus brevis 20. Short axis views of the peroneus longus the tibialis anterior extensor digitorum longus the posterior tibial 1 the flexor hallucis longus 18. Short axis views of the peroneus brevis 21. Images of the calcaneofibular 23. Dynamic images as clinically indicated 24. Long axis views of the Achilles 27. Long axis views of the plantar fascia 25. Short axis views of the Achilles extensor hallucis longus 6.Short axis views of extensor digitorum longus 8. Oblique axial images of the anterior tibiofibular 1 the flexor digitorum longus 1 the flexor hallucis longus 16. Long axis views of the deltoid 1 the peroneus longus 22. Images of the anterior talofibular 26. Images of the retrocalcaneal 28. Short axis views of the plantar fascia DIGITAL AND INTERDIGITAL JOINTS: (not required for comprehensive exam unless it is reported) 29. Long axis views of the metatarsophalangeal joints 30. Short axis views of the metatarsophalangeal joints 3 other joints demonstrated 23. As indicated, dynamic views 3 other joints demonstrated 3 the interdigital spaces AIUM Accreditation Diagnostic MSK Case Study Submission Requirements & Imaging Checklists *4/21/16 4
5 ADULT HIP INFANT HIP RIGHT HIP: femoral head, neck, labrum and joint space femoral head, neck, labrum and joint space iliopsoas and 1. Coronal view of the RIGHT hip demonstrating femoral head position iliopsoas and sartorius muscle sartorius muscle 2. Transverse view of RIGHT hip demonstrating acetabulum with femur at rest 7. Long axis views of rectus femoris 8. Short axis views of rectus femoris the greater trochanter and greater trochanteric the greater trochanter and greater trochanteric 1 the gluteus medius and gluteus minimus s 1 the gluteus medius and gluteus minimus s 1 the iliotibial band 1 the iliotibial band Short axis views 17. Images of the the adductor muscles of the adductor pubic symphysis and muscles and 18. Images of the distal rectus abdominis insertion Short axis views of 21. Images of the the proximal the proximal sciatic nerve hamstrings hamstrings 3. Transverse view of RIGHT hip demonstrating acetabulum with femur in flexion 4. Transverse view of RIGHT hip demonstrating acetabulum with mild posterior stress LEFT HIP: 5. Coronal view of the LEFT hip demonstrating femoral head position 6. Transverse view of LEFT hip demonstrating acetabulum with femur at rest 7. Transverse view of LEFT hip demonstrating acetabulum with femur in flexion 8. Transverse view of LEFT hip demonstrating acetabulum with mild posterior stress 22. Dynamic views, if indicated AIUM Accreditation Diagnostic MSK Case Study Submission Requirements & Imaging Checklists *4/21/16 5
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