With the patient’s arm in a slightly flexed position, and the scanner placed in line with the humerus, Marc describes the movement of the scanner medially until the brachial artery is visualized. The artery acts as a landmark, and as an acoustic window to optimize imaging of the biceps tendon, including the insertion.
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