Shoulder Ultrasound and Injection Course 2021 is organized by Sports Medicine Ultrasound Group (SMUG) and will be held on Jun 18, 2021 at Wrightington Hospital Conference Centre, Wigan, England, United Kingdom. Who should attend: This course is suitable for clinicians with no ultrasound imaging experience or those looking to develop their skills further. Description: This intensive practical one-day course is designed for clinicians looking to integrate diagnostic ultrasound of the shoulder into their clinical practice. The course is designed for those with no or little experience of ultrasound and those looking to further develop their scanning skills. Due to the high tutor to faculty ratio the course can cater for a variety of scanning levels. The morning is focussed on scanning the shoulder in small groups, with plenty of machines and close supervision from our expert faculty. The morning includes short presentations, faculty demonstrations and practical workshops where the delegates scan with close supervision on models. After this, delegates get the opportunity to scan real patients with a variety of pathology. There is a strong clinical focus throughout, and particular attention is given to when and how imaging findings change clinical management. Many case examples are presented, and discussion is encouraged to share ideas and experiences. Clinicians attend our courses from a variety of disciplines, providing an excellent opportunity to network, learn from each other and challenge clinical practice. The afternoon focusses on ultrasound guided injections of the shoulder. The course will cover sub-acromial bursa, acromioclavicular and glenohumeral joint, and suprascapular nerve injections. Delegates will be taught how to carry out an in-plane and out-of-plane guided injection and will have the opportunity to practise this on meat specimens and an ultrasound guided shoulder injection trainer. Our tutors have taught this course all over the world and have lots of top tips, technical knowledge and clinical gems to ensure delegates maximise this unique learning opportunity and develop their skills. For each injection the delegates are taught the simplest and most effective techniques.