Joint aspiration removes excess fluid from joints for diagnostic purposes, while injections deliver medications directly into the joint space to relieve pain and inflammation.

Conditions Treated:

Arthritis, inflammatory joint conditions, and specific injuries benefit from joint aspiration and injections.

Equipment Used:

Needles and syringes are employed for joint aspiration and injections.

Procedure:

Orthopedic surgeons perform this minimally invasive procedure by accessing the joint space with a needle.

Recovery Time:

Patients experience minimal recovery time and can generally resume regular activities shortly after the procedure.