Blind intra-articular injections (BIAI) of various joints are performed for diagnosis and treatments of different pathologies in sport medicine. It is also important part of orthopedic practices. So, it is of utmost importance for an orthopedic or sports physician to know the risks, efficacy, and necessary follow-up about the intra-articular injections (IA). The present article focuses on intraarticular injections in knee arthritis. Types of Knee Injections: Cortisone Knee Injections: Cortisone is a steroid that is naturally produced in times of stress by our adrenal glands or synthesized artificially.
Many patients think that these cortisone injections are direct pain relievers. But in fact, the physicians have to consult them that these will reduce the inflammation which may take some time to reduce pain. This will reduce the unnecessary expectations of early relief. Efficacy:…
