What is an
Ultrasound Guided Injection?
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Ultrasound-guided Guided Injection is a medical procedure that employs ultrasound technology to precisely deliver medication to a specific area of the body, often used for treating musculoskeletal conditions like joint pain or inflammation. It’s a minimally invasive procedure that uses ultrasound imaging to guide the injection of medication directly into the affected area. When you undergo ultrasound-guided injections near you, it helps the surgeon visualize internal structures in real time, ensuring accurate placement of the injection needle. This technique enhances precision, increasing the effectiveness of the treatment while minimizing the risk of complications.
1. Persistent pain or inflammation in a specific joint or area.
2. Difficulty with mobility or performing daily activities due to pain.
3. Previous treatments like physical therapy or oral medications have provided limited relief
4. Diagnosis of conditions such as tendonitis, bursitis or arthritis that could benefit from targeted medication delivery
What Do Ultrasound Guided Injections Treat?
Joint pain:
Arthritis, tendonitis, bursitis or other conditions affecting joints.
Soft tissue inflammation:
Tendons, ligaments or muscles affected by inflammation.
Nerve irritation:
Pinched nerves or neuropathic pain in various body parts.
Spinal conditions:
Disc-related issues like herniation or degeneration, facet joint pain or spinal stenosis.