5 月臨床現場｜May 2026 Clinical Highlights
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Where we were
Training highlights
Key observations
Faster adoption in MSK & pain-related fields
Growing focus on workflow integration in clinics
Strong engagement from younger physicians
Training demand shifting toward real clinical deployment
Open for discussion
May was spent across multiple clinical settings and academic events, observing a consistent shift:
handheld ultrasound is gradually moving from a training tool to a routine part of clinical workflow.
Across specialties, the conversation is becoming more practical:
how to integrate imaging faster, and how to make it fit into existing workflows.
Where we wereMay 2–3｜TJCC Annual Congress
May 9｜MSK Ultrasound Program
May 17｜Hsinchu Clinic Association Seminar
Different specialties, same direction — increasing demand for point-of-care imaging.
Training highlightsMay 1｜Basic Workshop
May 24｜Pain & Nerve Block Applications
May 30｜Pediatric Rheumatology School
Sessions consistently ran into extended discussions after class —
most questions shifted from “can it be used?” to “how do we implement it properly?”
Key observations Faster adoption in MSK & pain-related fields Growing focus on workflow integration in clinics Strong engagement from younger physicians Training demand shifting toward real clinical deployment Open for discussionIf you are exploring handheld ultrasound adoption or clinical integration, we’re happy to share practical insights from the field.
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Published on: 2026-04-29