"Pre-procedural evaluation"
"Relevant imaging should be reviewed, and details of the patient confirmed. The patient should have an opportunity to discuss the risks and benefits and consent obtained. A focussed pre-procedure ultrasound is usually performed to assess bursae, and the gluteus minimus and medius tendons which are also referred to the ‘rotator cuff of the hip’ 1."
"Relevant imaging should be reviewed, and details of the patient confirmed. The patient should have an opportunity to discuss the risks and benefits and consent obtained. A focussed pre-procedure ultrasound is usually performed to assess bursae, and the gluteus minimus and medius tendons which are also referred to the ‘rotator cuff of the hip’ 1."
"The most serious complication is infection. Steroid containing injections should be postponed if there are signs and/or symptoms of local and/ or systemic infection. Possible fat necrosis causing skin dimpling and skin discolouration can occur due to steroid leaking into the surrounding soft tissues 4."
"syringe selection i.e. 5mL and 3mL"
"syringe selection i.e. 5mL and 3mL"
"needle to cannulate the bursae i.e. 25 or 22-gauge 90mm Quincke needle"
"3 mL syringe: 40mg triamcinolone acetonide (40 mg/1 mL) and 2 mL 0.5% ropivacaine"
"Greater trochanteric bursa: 25 or 22-gauge 90mm Quincke needle"
"Greater trochanteric bursa: 25 or 22-gauge 90mm Quincke needle"
Expected headings
"Absolute"
"Relative"
"Pre-procedural evaluation"
"Syringe selection"
"Needle selection"
"Ultrasound"
"identify the greater trochanteric bursa in a transverse plane; perpendicular to the long axis, with dynamic manoeuvres helping to identify a non-distended bursa 3"