The Accuracy of Locating Lumbar Vertebrae When Using Palpation Versus Ultrasonography

The Accuracy of Locating Lumbar Vertebrae When Using Palpation Versus Ultrasonography This study found that ultrasonography provided more accurate identification of a lumbar spinal landmark when compared with palpation. In addition, our data suggest that ultrasonic imaging to identify spinal landmarks can be learned easily and can improve accuracy of landmark detection. Although the time to use ultrasonic imaging was greater than with palpation, these results suggest that this procedure could potentially be used in clinical practice to identify spinal landmarks.

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