Joint aspiration is a procedure to remove fluid from the space around a joint. It is done using a needle and syringe. This is often done to relieve swelling or to get fluid for analysis to diagnose a ...

Patients were considered to have septic arthritis if they had a positive arthrocentesis culture or operative findings. The primary outcomes of this study were the sensitivities, specificities, LR(+) ...

Joint aspiration (also called arthrocentesis) is a procedure that sucks fluid from your knee, hip, shoulder, or other joints. Your doctor may do it to help with swelling and fluid related to an ...

Arthrocentesis; Joint aspiration; Removal of joint fluid has a dual purpose—diagnostic and therapeutic. While finding the cause of joint swelling is the goal, removing fluid may also help relieve pain ...

During arthrocentesis, a sterile needle is used to remove joint fluid for analysis. Joint fluid analysis is useful in excluding gout, infection, and other causes of inflammatory arthritis.

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Arthrocentesis is a minor surgical procedure in which a doctor uses a fine needle to remove fluid from the joint. This can help relieve discomfort and pain. The doctor may also send a sample of ...

During arthrocentesis, a doctor inserts a small needle attached to a syringe into the joint area and removes fluid. It may be necessary to repeat the procedure multiple times. Arthroscopic surgery ...

TMJ surgeries include minimally invasive procedures like arthrocentesis and arthroscopy or more invasive open surgeries, like arthrotomy or total TMJ replacement. These procedures aim to treat jaw ...

Objective: To evaluate the outcomes of arthrocentesis with the new highly controllable, one handed reciprocating procedure syringe compared with a conventional syringe. Methods: 100 arthrocentesis ...

The following is a summary of "Measuring success: A comparison of ultrasound and landmark guidance for knee arthrocentesis in a cadaver model," published in the September 2023 issue of Emergency ...