Our team provides an assessment/opinion and infiltration service.
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Referral from a physician, nurse practitioner, or physiotherapist
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We accept referrals for the following:
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Sports injury Musculoskeletal pathology in a sports patient
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Musculoskeletal pathology of less than 3 months
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Musculoskeletal pathology of less than 6 months before active physiotherapy follow-up
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Referral from a physician, nurse practitioner, or physiotherapist
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We accept referrals for the following:
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Cortisone infiltration: Cortisone is a powerful medication that acts on the immune system to quickly control or eliminate inflammation. It can relieve symptoms in as little as 48 hours. Its effectiveness typically lasts for 6 to 8 weeks.
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Viscosupplementation infiltration: The viscosupplement is a natural substance found in the synovial fluid of the joints. Its injection lubricates the cartilage, thus reducing friction and pain. Its effectiveness in relieving pain can take from one to several weeks, but typically lasts from 6 to 12 months, sometimes longer.
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*A fee of $75 applies if the infiltration is performed under ultrasound.
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Technique
Method and expertise of our musculoskeletal injection service.
The injection is performed by palpating precise anatomical landmarks. A thorough analysis of the anatomy accompanies this technique.
The injection is performed under ultrasound guidance, allowing clear visualization of the structure being treated as well as real-time needle tracking. Discomfort is minimized, and precision is increased.
Process
Learn about how our musculoskeletal injection service works.
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Complete the consent form (FR only for the moment) and bring it on the day of your consultation.
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Dress comfortably to allow easy access to the area to be treated. A gown will be available if needed.
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The doctor will evaluate you and decide if an infiltration is necessary, which will be performed using ultrasound or by reference points.
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Apply ice to the injection site for 15 to 20 minutes every 2 hours if necessary.
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Acetaminophen or over-the-counter anti-inflammatory drugs (Advil, Motrin, Aleve) are appropriate based on your contraindications.
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In the case of a lower limb infiltration (hip, knee, ankle, foot), it is recommended to have someone drive you home afterward.
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Rest for the first 48 hours after the infiltration.
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Your symptoms may increase during the first 48-72 hours. Continue to use ice and medication if necessary.
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Avoid sports with a risk of falls and impact, and repetitive movements of the infiltrated limb during the first two weeks.
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Post-infiltration relief can occur between 3 days and 3 weeks.
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Consult immediately if you notice:
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Increasing redness or swelling at the injection site
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Increased pain
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Fever
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Appointment
Our team provides an assessment/opinion and infiltration service.
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Referral from a physician, nurse practitioner, physiotherapist or occupational therapist
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We accept referrals for the following:
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Sports Injury
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Musculoskeletal condition in a sports patient
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Musculoskeletal condition of less than 3 months
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Musculoskeletal condition of less than 6 months with ongoing physiotherapy/occupational therapy follow-up
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Complete the consent form (FR only for the moment) and bring it on the day of your consultation.
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Referral from a physician, nurse practitioner, physiotherapist or occupational therapist
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We accept referrals for the following:
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Cortisone infiltration: Cortisone is a powerful medication that works on the immune system to quickly control or eliminate inflammation. It can relieve symptoms within just 48 hours. The duration of relief varies significantly, typically lasting between 2 to 6 months.
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Viscosupplementation infiltration: The viscosupplement is a natural substance found in the synovial fluid of the joints. Its injection lubricates the cartilage, thus reducing friction and pain. Its effectiveness in relieving pain can take from one to several weeks, but typically lasts from 6 to 12 months, sometimes longer.
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Complete the consent form (FR only for the moment) and bring it on the day of your consultation.
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