This interactive module bridges surgical anatomy, ultrasound imaging, and clinical application in real time. It is designed to help participants integrate anatomical knowledge with sonographic interpretation and clinical decision-making.

1. Cadaveric Dissection and Live Ultrasound Correlation

The first experience begins with a live cadaveric dissection demo, during which key anatomical structures are exposed and simultaneously correlated with their ultrasound appearance. Throughout the session, essential topics such as spatial orientation, surgical planes, and anatomical variations are highlighted. Special emphasis is placed on regions relevant to nerve decompression, tendon evaluation, and flap planning, linking anatomy directly to practical ultrasound-guided
interventions.

2. Clinical Case Application

In the second part of the module, real clinical cases are presented to illustrate the diagnostic workflow and the role of ultrasound in pathology assessment. Participants will analyse how ultrasound findings influence clinical reasoning,
surgical strategy, and therapeutic decisions, reinforcing the connection between anatomical understanding, imaging interpretation, and real-world surgical practice.