RheumWave is a case library for musculoskeletal ultrasound in rheumatology. Each case puts you in front of real images and asks you to make the call — identify the structure, name the finding, commit to an answer — before it shows you what the scan actually shows. You get scored, you retake, and you watch the gap close.
Nothing to install. Pick a case and start reading images.
Filter the library by joint, pathology, or level — or search a case number directly. Intro cases assume no scanning experience. Core and Advanced take the anatomy as read and go straight to the finding.
Move through the scan the way you would in real time: orient yourself, find the landmark, decide what's normal and what isn't, and answer before the case tells you.
Every attempt is scored and kept on your case card, so you can see which pathologies you keep missing. Repeat any case as often as you like — the history stays.
Cases are drawn from the presentations that walk into a rheumatology clinic — not rare findings you'll never meet again.
The first time you open the case library, you'll be asked to choose one. You can switch at any point from the header.
No ID, no sign-up, nothing recorded
For learners enrolled in the research study
Recognising synovitis rests on knowing exactly what a quiet joint looks like — worth recalibrating against however long you've been scanning. Case 1 takes about five minutes.
