INJECTION SOLUTION (STERILE VIALS)
Composition:
Active ingredient: Collagen of porcine origin (2 ml vial).
Ancillary substances: Iris versicolor, Sodium chloride, Water for injection.
Indications:
• Improve movement of the shoulder joint and the arm.
• Help muscle stretching.
• Help to support the muscle tissue.
• Soothe local pain and pain caused by movement.
Dosage:
Therapeutic protocol: 1-2 treatments weekly for 10
consecutive weeks.
Periarticular injection technique (the site of application must be
aseptic; insert the needle at 2-4 mm depth).
For this purpose the use of the following materials and
accessories is recommended:
• Materials for aseptic skin preparation: single-use gloves, iodine solution, alcohol solution, sterile gauze pads, ethyl
Package sizes:
Box of 10 sterile vials (2 ml each).
Clinical notes & Combinations:
chloride spray for the skin.
• Needles: sterile 27 G. MD-SHOULDER may be used as a single treatment or mixed
• Syringes: 5 or 10 cc size, according to the volume of the with other medical devices of the same range, in order to solution to inject. make a customised treatment according to clinical evolution. Intraarticular injection technique When a supportive treatment is needed for acute pain, MDFor this purpose the use of the following materials and SHOULDER can be associated with MD-NEURAL, MD-POLY accessories is recommended: and MD-MUSCLE (together with one or more than one of
• Materials for aseptic skin preparation: single-use gloves, these). iodine solution, alcohol solution, sterile gauze pads, ethyl chloride spray for skin.The application of a topical Moreover, when a supportive treatment is needed for the anaesthetic on the skin area to be treated is recommended. connective tissue matrix or when the physiological aging
• Needles: sterile 22 G. process should be slowed down, MD-SHOULDER can be
• Syringes: 2 cc size, according to the volume of the solution associated with MD-MATRIX and MD-TISSUE to inject. It may also be used as mechanical support while treating the following diseases:
• Shoulder-arm polyarthritis (in association with MD-POLY) Shoulder – Intraarticular injection, anterior approach • Rotator cuff syndrome (in association with MD-MUSCLE) Anterior approach. With the patient’s hand on the thigh and the shoulder muscles relaxed, the glenohumeral joint can be palpated by placing the fingers between • Shoulder-arm syndrome (in association with MD-NEURAL the coracoid process and the humeral head. As the shoulder is internally rotated, and MD-MUSCLE) the humeral head can be felt turning inward and the joint space can be felt as a groove just lateral to the coracoid process. A 22 G needle can be inserted lateral • Frozen shoulder (in association with MD-MUSCLE) to the coracoid. Insert the needle into the joint space.
• Shoulder pain due to dislocation (therapeutic rest, in Shoulder – Intraarticular injection, posterior approach association with MD-NEURAL) Posterior approach. The posterior aspect of the shoulder joint can be identified by
• Epicondylitis (in association with MD-NEURAL and MDmaking the patient’s arm rotate. This position is achieved by placing the patient’s ipsilateral hand on the opposite shoulder. The humeral head can be palpated by POLY) placing a finger posteriorly along the acromion while the shoulder is rotated. A 22 G needle is inserted about 1 cm inferior to the posterior tip of the acromion and directed anteriorly and medially.
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