The patient with meniscal pathology typically presents with symptoms referable to the joint line, either medially or laterally. In traumatic cases, an injury is brought on with the knee in flexion ...

In the following video, I explained Gabe’s knee effusion injury, his treatment including PRP and the potential timeline for Vincent moving forward. Hopefully, the next update on Vincent’s ...

The past decade has seen several advances in the understanding, evaluation, treatment, and rehabilitation of knee instabilities ... The timing of an effusion (acute haemarthrosis usually occurs within ...

Remove synovial fluid or effusion before inj. Give as a single intra-articular inj. >21yrs: 2mL in one knee only at weekly intervals for 3 weeks. Do not inject by intravascular route. Severe intra ...

Chandrasekaran, MDFact checked by Nick BlackmerPost-traumatic arthritis (PTA), or post-traumatic osteoarthritis (PTOA), is ...

There is no cure for knee osteoarthritis, but treatments can help relieve symptoms and improve quality of life. Knee osteoarthritis is one of the most common types of arthritis (the swelling and ...

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Sodium hyaluronate 25mg/2.5mL; soln for intra-articular inj. Prior to treatment: remove joint effusion, if present. Local anesthetic (eg, lidocaine) by SC inj may be recommended prior to inj.

Is that just a sore shoulder? Or could it be inflamed bursae in your joint? WebMD's slideshow explains the symptoms of bursitis and how you can treat the pain.

24 The athlete complains of pain posteriorly, joint effusion, locking, crepitus and a decrease in range of motion, most notably an extension deficit. If conservative treatment of posterior impingement ...

[25] The majority of these tears, however, are asymptomatic and occur in association with degenerative joint disease ... locking, and effusion. Meniscal injuries can be further classified based ...