Ultrasound-Guided Injections

Diagnostic Ultrasound is utilized today to provide Doctors with the ability to ‘see’ where the injection is going to ensure that the medication is delivered directly to the exact spot of necessity. By delivering the medication directly where it is needed avoids damaging surrounding tissue or placing the medication in areas where is will be less effective.

Diagnostic Ultrasound use was first reported in 1958 as a reliable method to evaluate musculoskeletal structures. Since that time, its use has become increasingly popular in the medical world. Today, Physicians use ultrasound technology to clearly visualize soft-tissue structures for pending treatment. The tissue that is most commonly viewed are tendons, ligaments and muscle. There are also instances where arteries and nerves are also viewed.

The Doctors at the Weil foot and Ankle institute have available and frequently utilize Diagnostic Ultrasound in delivering treatment to our patients to ensure the safest, most effective and comfortable treatment possible.

Let the Doctors of the Weil Foot and Ankle Institute help you with your concerns.