Clinical Application of MSK Ultrasound in Sports Medicine

With the rise of portable ultrasound amongst chiropractors, being able to use ultrasound to appropriately diagnose and make a prognosis in a matter of minutes has proven to be effective for patient care and recovery. Dr. Graham will explore the clinical application of how to use MSK Ultrasound during a physical exam, specifically sports injuries.

After the session, participants will be able to:

Discuss the evidence-based application of MSK Ultrasound to appropriately diagnose and treat sports injuries.
Explain comparative interpretation to other imaging modalities.
Recognize the pros and cons of point of care ultrasound as a method of diagnosing muscle injuries.

This webinar is co-sponsored by the ACA Chiropractic Sports Council

Blake Graham, DC, MS, ICSC, DACBSP®

Blake Graham, DC MS CSCS DACBSP  is a board-certified sports chiropractor with a strong background in performance optimization and injury rehabilitation. He holds a master’s degree in strength and human performance from Parker University, with post-doctorate training in sports medicine, rehabilitation, and acupuncture. He is a Diplomate of the American Chiropractic Board of Sports Physicians and a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist. 

Dr. Graham is currently an affiliate faculty member of the University of Western States and has served as clinic faculty at Parker University and taught more than 200 hours of continuing medical education for the University of Arizona College of Medicine. He is currently the director of performance and sports medicine for the U.S. Fistball Association and served on the medical staff for multiple national and professional teams. He is the current president of the ACBSP® Board of Directors and a sports medicine and performance specialist at Delta S Performance in Golden, Colo. 

A lifelong learner and athlete, Dr. Graham brings a precise, movement-based approach to care that emphasizes root-cause solutions and performance longevity. 