Puncția aspirativă a chistului sinovial ecoghidată
Ultrasound-guided aspiration of a synovial cyst is a medical procedure used to evaluate and treat synovial cysts, which are fluid-filled swellings located near joints or tendons. These cysts can cause discomfort, pain, or limited mobility, and ultrasound-guided aspiration can help relieve symptoms.
Procedure:
- Patient preparation:
- A preliminary evaluation will be performed to determine the need for the intervention.
- The patient may be asked to relax the affected area.
- The intervention:
- Using ultrasound guidance, the physician will insert a needle into the cyst and aspirate the fluid.
- The procedure is minimally invasive and usually does not require general anesthesia, being performed under local anesthesia.
- Recovery:
- The patient may return to daily activities immediately after the procedure, but it is recommended to avoid intense physical activity for a short period of time.
Benefits of the procedure:
- Relieves symptoms caused by the cysts
- Allows analysis of the fluid to rule out infections or other conditions