Injection treatments guided by ultrasonography

Ultrasonography uses high-frequency sound waves that can penetrate the skin. It does not contain radiation and does not harm the body. With ultrasound guidance, the depths of the body tissues are visualized and injections are made precisely at the necessary points without harming the body. Ultrasonography is more reliable in terms of correctly determining the injection site and performing the injection in the correct area.

In which diseases are ultrasonography-guided injection treatments used?

In pain treatments
In the treatment of carpal tunnel syndrome and other entrapment neuropathies
Epicondylitis
Tendon injuries
Joint problems