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Hi Team
perhaps an odd question.
At private practice where I work, GPs often with provide injection therapy with cortisone under ultrasound guidance and always ask for suggestion from sonographers.
Of all the common injection locations ie shoulder, wrist hip, are there any "Taboo " site ie achilles that should be avoided
Thanks in advance
Kindest Regards Brian Lee
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