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Interventional Procedures & Pain Management

Interventional Procedures and Pain Management

Euflexxa Injections

Interventional Pain Management with Euflexxa ®

 

Hyaluronic acid (HA), is a substance found in normal synovial joint fluid. It helps lubricate the joint. When you have osteoarthritis, the HA in your joints becomes lower in weight and therefore less effective.

 

Euflexxa is a Hyaluronic acid that is injected directly into your joints. Euflexxa can be used in the knee, hip, ankle and foot, as well as the shoulder, elbow and wrist. It replenishes HA helping with the lubrication and shock absorption you need within joints.

The treatment process:

  • A series of three injections administered 1-2 weeks apart.

  • Conducted under sterile CT guidance by our experienced doctors.

  • The procedure typically takes 10-15 minutes

        (Patients can drive afterward).

  • The maximum effect is observed 8 weeks after the initial injection.

  • In general, one course of 3 injections has been shown to provide up to 6 months of pain relief. Treatment can be performed twice a year.

Contact Us:

Euflexxa treatment is available at both Heidelberg and Frankston clinics.

Muscuskeletal Injections

Interventional procedures are a remarkable fusion of cutting-edge technology and medical expertise. These procedures are performed under precise imaging guidance, often utilising ultrasound or CT scans, ensuring pinpoint accuracy and minimising risks.

Unlike oral medications, musculoskeletal injections deliver potent medications directly to the source of your pain. This targeted approach often provides quicker and more effective relief.

 

Interconnect Imaging offers a range of interventional procedures across our clinics, each tailored to address specific needs, including;

  • Musculoskeletal Injections

  • Muscle Spasticity Injections

  • Frozen Shoulder Procedures

  • Core Biopsies

  • Fine Needle Aspirations

  • Epidurals

  • Facet Joint Injections

  • Nerve Blocks

  • Spine and Back Pain Injections

Euflexxa injections & joint pain
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