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Background Correct interpretation of musculoskeletal ultrasound (MSUS) requires thorough knowledge of normal anatomy, but several authors report deficiencies in anatomy skills among rheumatologists. Cadaver-based anatomy review courses improve clinical and injection skills, but the value of such courses in MSUS training is unclear. During 2010-12 we delivered two cadaver based, MSUS anatomy courses for the British Society of Rheumatology (BSR), and measured confidence to perform key MSUS learning objectives before and after the course using a self-assessment questionnaire.

Rheumatologists’ ultrasound confidence and technique are improved by a two day cadaveric sonoanatomy course