Joint and Soft Tissue Injections

A joint and soft tissue injection is a shot, with a needle, into a joint (such as the knee) or a soft tissue space (such as the space between a muscle and a bone).

Shoulder Joint

Gleno-humeral joint (Frozen shoulder, Arthritis) Sub-acromial space (Impingement, Tendinitis) Acromio-clavicular joint (Arthritis) Sub-acromial / Sub-deltoid bursa (Bursitis) Biceps tendon (Tendinitis)

Elbow

Lateral epicondyle (Tennis elbow)

Medial epicondyle (Golfer’s elbow)

Elbow joint per se (Arthritis) Biceps tendon (Tendinitis)

Hand And Wrist Joint

Soft tissue around thumb Wrist injections (Carpal tunnel syndrome) Hand injections (Trigger finger, arthritis)

Hip

Hip (Trochanteric bursitis, Meralgia paresthetica)

Knee

Knee (Arthritis of knee joint)

Foot and Ankle Joint

Ankle joint (arthritis, Gout) Tendons (Peroneal tendinitis, Tibialis anterior tendinitis) Nerves (Tarsal tunnel syndrome, Morton’s neuroma) Heel Pain (plantar fasciitis) Great toe (Arthritis, Gout)