08/26/2026
"If I just toggle my probe and tip that tail back and forth, I can see them winking back and forth. There's longus, there's brevis, there's longus, there's brevis."
Anisotropy is the artifact that makes normal tissue look torn. It is also the fastest way in the room to tell two tendons apart, once you know what it is doing.
The new episode of From Probe to Practice is live: the artifact, the echogenicity vocabulary underneath it, and the positioning habits that decide what your screen tells you. Twenty-eight minutes.
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