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See Latest ArticlesUltrasound-guided trigger point injections
Techniques in Regional Anesthesia and Pain Management, 09/24/09
Chim D et al. – This paper presents the technique of ultrasound (US)–guided trigger point injections. It will also discuss the advantages of US guidance over the blind technique, including minimizing risks. The technical challenges and their solutions for needle visualization and guidance will be presented.
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