From Probe to Practice

From Probe to Practice is a weekly podcast on musculoskeletal ultrasound — diagnostic scanning, ultrasound-guided injections, and how MSK ultrasound changes the way clinicians practice regenerative and musculoskeletal medicine. Hosted by Colin Rigney and Ryan Martin, founders of the Advanced MSK Ultrasound Center, who have trained clinicians for years and bring the reps to prove it. This is not a 45-minute monologue on probe physics. It's a high-energy dialogue about what actually happens inside a practice: the diagnostic gaps nobody mentions, the injections that miss and why, the referrals you didn't need to make, the business of integrating ultrasound, and the case studies that only come from tens of thousands of scans. Plus, in Ryan's words, "a lot of dirt on each other." Every episode is built around one promise: take something you learned from a podcast on Friday and implement it on Monday. For physicians, regenerative medicine clinicians, sports medicine providers, anyone preparing for the RMSK exam — and anyone who works alongside them. Because you can't diagnose what you can't see. New episodes weekly. An Advanced MSK Ultrasound Center podcast.

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  Episode #3

  MSK Ultrasound Anisotropy: The Artifact That Makes Normal Tissue Look Torn

  Aug 25, 202628 minS0

  <p>"It's the only imaging modality that you can create your own pathology with the flick of a wrist."</p> <p>Tip the probe a few degrees off perpendicular and less sound comes back to it. Less sound back means a darker picture. A darker tendon reads as hypoechoic, and hypoechoic reads as torn. The image still looks fine. The finding is invented.</p> <p>Colin Rigney and Ryan Martin spend this episode on the two things that decide whether you can trust what is on your screen: anisotropy, the artifact that fools everyone early and that experienced scanners turn...

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  If You Can't Diagnose It, You Can't Inject It | Greg Zakas, DO

  Aug 18, 202659 minS0

  <p>"That's actually the easy part, is the injection. If you can't diagnose it, you can't inject it."</p> <p>Dr. Greg Zakas trained in physical medicine and rehabilitation, did an interventional pain fellowship, and spent years in clinics where the model was opioids first and procedures second. He came out the other side as a full-time regenerative orthopedics physician. This is the whole route, told honestly — including the $400,000 of debt that shaped which specialty he picked, the forty-to-fifty-patient days that made real conversations impossible, and the VA research that settled the opioid question for him.</p> <p>Colin Rigney an...

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  MSK Ultrasound Probe Selection: Linear vs Curvilinear

  Aug 11, 202620 minS0

  <p>Linear or curvilinear? Which frequency? And what should you actually be doing before the probe touches the patient?</p> <p>Colin Rigney and Ryan Martin open From Probe to Practice with the decisions that quietly set the ceiling on every MSK ultrasound exam you run — probe selection, frequency, gain, and the positioning nobody talks about until an injection goes sideways.</p> <p>Ryan's rule, from his mentor Wayne Smith: "Scan everything with a linear probe until you cannot." Colin's version of the same idea: "Ultrasound is an extension of your clinical brain." Both come back to intent — why are you...

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  MSK Ultrasound Is the Gateway to Regenerative Medicine

  Aug 3, 202613 minS0

  <p>"Whether you know it or not, you have a gap in your practice."</p> <p>Colin Rigney and Ryan Martin — the founders of the Advanced MSK Ultrasound Center — introduce From Probe to Practice: what it is, who it's for, and why they built a show about musculoskeletal ultrasound that deliberately isn't a lecture.</p> <p>This is not a 45-minute monologue on probe physics. It's two people who've trained clinicians for years talking about how MSK ultrasound actually works inside a practice — the diagnostic gaps nobody mentions, the injections that miss and why, the referrals you didn't need to make, ...

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