Ultrasound-Guided Injections.

Precision pain relief, targeted for faster healing!

Ultrasound-Guided Injections use real-time imaging to accurately target the exact area of pain or injury, ensuring precise delivery of treatment for faster and more effective relief.

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What is Ultrasound Guided Injections?

"An ultrasound-guided injection is a procedure where a doctor uses real-time ultrasound imaging to precisely guide a needle to the area of pain or injury. This ensures accurate delivery of medication, such as corticosteroids or other treatments, for more effective pain relief and healing."

Key Benefits.

The key benefits of ultrasound-guided injections include precise targeting of the treatment area, faster pain relief, improved accuracy, and reduced risk of complications. It enhances the effectiveness of the injection and speeds up the healing process.

Who Would Use This?

People with joint pain, tendonitis, arthritis, or soft tissue injuries would use ultrasound-guided injections. It's ideal for those needing precise treatment for pain relief, especially in areas like the knees, shoulders, hips, or spine.

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Experience.

The experience of an ultrasound-guided injection is usually quick and minimally uncomfortable. A doctor uses ultrasound imaging to locate the exact spot for the injection, then administers the treatment while watching the area in real time. Most people feel only slight pressure or a mild pinch, and the procedure typically takes just a few minutes.

Results.

The result of an ultrasound-guided injection is typically faster and more precise pain relief. By targeting the exact area of pain or injury, it promotes quicker healing, improves mobility, and helps reduce inflammation, often with long-lasting effects.

Ultrasound technology captures live images of internal body structures through the application of high-frequency sound waves. Although this imaging technique may be best known for assessing the progression of a pregnancy, physicians also frequently take advantage of the safe, non-invasive technology when performing joint injections.

Right On Target

With experience, a skilled and trained physical medicine and rehabilitation physician can identify the proper placement for some types of joint injections without using imaging technology. However, doctors often prefer guided injections, as they offer several significant benefits.


Improved accuracy — Shoulder, wrist, hip, knee and ankle joints are complex anatomical structures, and the area that needs to be treated may be just a few millimeters in size. With ultrasound guidance, pain and anti-inflammatory medication can be injected into the ideal spot for long-lasting symptomatic relief.

Improved safety — After more than 20 years of use, ultrasound imaging is known to be safe. And since the physician can see exactly where the needle is going, the risk of complications from improper placement is greatly decreased.

Reduced procedural pain — Ultrasound-guided injections are typically considered quicker and less painful than conventional injections.

How Long Is Recovery Time?

Most patients are instructed to rest the affected joint as much as possible during the 24 to 48 hours after an injection. The medication can take a few days to begin working and getting adequate rest can help patients achieve the maximum benefit from the procedure.

In addition, patients should be aware that pain may increase during the 12 to 48 hours following a joint injection. The needle can create additional inflammation in the affected area, which may lead to heightened pain. If this happens to you, applying ice and taking your regular pain medication should be enough to provide relief.

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