Ultrasound-Guided Joint Intervention
Ultrasound-Guided Joint Intervention
When there is damage to the tendons, ligaments, or cartilage of joints such as the knee, shoulder, elbow, wrist, or ankle While confirming the lesion in real time with ultrasound, A procedure in which medication that calms inflammation or supports tissue regeneration is injected.
The procedure is brief, and using ultrasound — which emits no radiation — makes it safe and precise.
What effect does it have?
allowing precise injection, and Effective even at low doses, and The risk of irritating surrounding nerves and vessels is likewise reduced.
Medication that calms inflammation at the site of injury or supports tissue regeneration is injected, reducing pain and swelling and aiding tissue repair, so that It restores the joint's range of motion and muscle strength.
※ This is general medical information provided for understanding only. Whether and how to treat is determined by a specialist after examination, based on the individual patient's condition.
