Daniel Walkley

Congrats! I like your work and it is great. I like your final message/advice in your interview: 👉 “Time on the tools is absolutely paramount. The more you scan and the more familiar you become with normal anatomy, the quicker you'll recognise when something is abnormal. Build a habit of correlating your findings with other imaging modalities - MR/ and ultrasound complement each other beautifully and really help solidify pattern recognition. Surround yourself with clever, curious people and don't hesitate to ask questions or discuss cases. MSK ultrasound is a lifelong learning journey, and working alongside those with different backgrounds and perspectives accelerates your growth enormously. And finally, always make sure your imaging findings align with the clinical picture. Ultrasound is at its best when it answers a clinical question - not when it creates new ones.” Great quote @TendonImaging

@pompermarioMD @Rheumatology Thanks Mario 🙏

Honoured to be interviewed by Giorgio Tamborrini @Rheumatology for MSUS Academy. We touch on peripheral nerve imaging, shoulder pain beyond the rotator cuff, and also explore my background and approach to musculoskeletal ultrasound. Grateful for the opportunity 🙏

We are pleased to send you the current issue of the MSUS ACADEMY Masterclass Newsletter, Volume 9, January 2026. Interview with @TendonImaging FREE PDF irheuma.com/assets/images/…

What another free webinar? Teaming up with @TendonImaging @GEHealthCare & @efsumb_kosmos for a practical, session designed to strengthen your confidence in assessing nerve entrapments around the wrist. See you there! efsumb.org/webinar-10-dec… #radiology #ultrasound #MSKultrasound

@mskfreak I’m in the ‘joint recess’ camp

• Compare with the contralateral side when in doubt • Some authors describe the subscapular bursa as a true bursa, while others consider it a capsular recess of the glenohumeral joint.

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‘These guys better fix me or I'll kill your cat' Then patient told me that, 'If this injection doesn't work the cat will be dead and it would be your fault' I have grave concerns for the GP’s cat 🐈

Had a funny 89year old Lithuanian man today. Spent 15 minutes chatting to him, couldn't figure out if he was complaining of nocturnal cramps, sciatica or hammy tendinopathy 🤷🏼‍♂️ Told me that he lived 2 houses down from his GP. His words as he left the Gp clinic…

First 3 out of 4 patients on this morning’s list. Lots of soft tissue injuries coming through the clinic at the moment

Excellent references presented by Dr Iain Bell on Genicular Nerve Anatomy & Radiofrequency Ablation Techniques for chronic knee pain doi.org/10.1016/j.pmr.… rapm.bmj.com/content/45/11/… doi.org/10.1093/pm/pny…

Bowel Ultrasound 101 • Assess the bowel wall and define delineation of layers • Determine contents • Don’t forget the mesentery! @ReeveRuth

So it's your birthday, still not back to work So the logical thing to do is get a tattoo to kill time I thought it would be a good opportunity to have something to remind me of my 'Summer of Doom' & drive me on, as there is still a long way to go yet & no doubt the recovery won't be linear Anatomical placement an obvious decision - where the journey started - over my L flaccid tibialis anterior 😅 #footdrop #disciitis

MSK Noosa 2025 - that's a wrap! Huge thanks to the sonographers, radiologists & MSK clinicians who made it a success. MSK Noosa 2026 - Lower Limb Masterclass 📅 6-8 Mar | Peppers Noosa Guest Presenter: Aaron Fleming Register: mskaustralia.com.au/msk-noosa-2026…

Singapore ultrasound friends. I’m there at the end of November and have a little spare time. Should we tee up a little MSK ultrasound education?

@TendonImaging The Athletic Hip & Groin Pain in Athletes

@jackconran8 Follow up superiorly, up, over and into the rotator interval. Most of the time it will arise from the CHL fibers over supra, or anterior supra. If it’s a delam of biceps (much rarer), both components will be enveloped by the rotator interval

@TendonImaging Any tips for differentiating between a bifold tendon and a split tear?

Bifid Biceps? Don't be fooled by the anterior aponeurotic expansion of supraspinatus with an anomalous insertion onto pec minor

@sserranobmsk @ErekLatzkaMD @GSERRANOB_MSK @ZachBailowitzMD Nice video @ErekLatzkaMD I'm looking forward to fighting with you on this @ MSK Japan next year 😍 Cheng found that volumes over 20cc often extravasate into the surrounding tissues (often unexpectedly), potentially reducing the therapeutic effect qims.amegroups.org/article/view/1…

Hi Erek, my experience is the same as Gonzalo Serrano's. In my 20 years of performing MRI arthrography, there's no difference in extra-articular contrast leakage if you perform the injection via the anterior, posterior, or interval approach (regardless of whether you do it with ultrasound, CT, or fluoroscopy).

Is glenohumeral hydrodilation useful for adhesive capsulitis? Adhesive capsulitis is one of the most common disorders affecting the glenohumeral joint. It is caused by the thickening and adhesion of the joint capsule, which causes pain and restricts passive and active movement. Although it is considered a self-limiting condition, there are several treatment options, including oral pain medication, physical therapy, corticosteroid injections, and glenohumeral hydrodilation. Glenohumeral hydrodilation is a technique performed to stretch and/or rupture the capsule to increase ROM. In my experience performing MRI and CT arthrography, when injecting more than 10 cc of fluid into the glenohumeral joint, fluid extravasation is almost always observed through the space between the scapula and the subscapularis muscle. There is never any rupture of the joint capsule around its entire circumference, which would be the basic theoretical idea of glenohumeral hydrodilation. For that reason, from a practical standpoint, this technique does not provide any benefits for symptom improvement. Therefore, I believe that isolated intra-articular corticosteroid injection is the technique of choice for reducing pain and increasing ROM, especially if performed during the inflammatory phase.

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@DrJN_SportsMed Hip flexor?