The joint ultrasound examinations are becoming increasingly popular in modern medicine, as they provide an opportunity for a thorough examination of the joints and surrounding tissues. With the advancement of ultrasound technology, the devices are capable of displaying smaller details, thus offering a wide range of diagnostic possibilities for professionals. This examination is particularly advantageous as it does not involve radiation exposure, unlike other imaging procedures such as X-rays or CT scans. Another significant benefit of joint ultrasound examinations is that the waiting time is generally much shorter, allowing patients to receive a quicker diagnosis. During the examination, the transducer, or probe, allows for the joint to be examined from…