Steroid / Corticosteroid Injections
Image-guided steroid and corticosteroid injection therapy for musculoskeletal pain — delivered by consultants and specialist injecting practitioners across our UK clinic network, with ultrasound or fluoroscopy guidance where indicated and a structured procedure report issued to the instructing firm.
Quick facts
- Practitioners
- Consultants & specialist injectors
- Guidance
- Ultrasound or fluoroscopy where indicated
- Coverage
- Most of the UK
- Turnaround
- Appointment usually within 7–10 days
Symptoms & presentations
Shoulder pain
Subacromial and joint injections.
Elbow
Tennis and golfer's elbow injection therapy.
Wrist & hand
Carpal tunnel and thumb-base injections.
Hip
Trochanteric and joint injections.
Knee
Joint and bursitis injections.
Foot & ankle
Plantar fascia and joint injections.
Sacroiliac joint pain
Guided injection for sacroiliac dysfunction.
Facet joint pain
Fluoroscopic facet joint injections.
Trigger finger
Injection therapy for stenosing tenosynovitis.
De Quervain's tenosynovitis
Guided injection for wrist tendon inflammation.
From instruction to signed report
- Stage 01
Referral
Clinical indication and prior treatment reviewed.
- Stage 02
Consent
Risks and benefits discussed and documented.
- Stage 03
Procedure
Injection performed with image guidance where indicated.
- Stage 04
Aftercare
Post-procedure advice and follow-up.
- Stage 05
Report
Procedure report issued to instructing firm.
- Stage 06
Post-procedure review
Follow-up review at 4–6 weeks.
- Stage 07
Procedure report
Detailed report issued to instructing solicitor.
Case types we support
PI rehabilitation
Pain relief to enable rehabilitation.
Chronic pain
Multimodal chronic pain management.
Interim treatment
Bridging treatment while awaiting surgery.
Diagnostic block
Injection used to confirm pain source.
Surgical bridge
Symptom control while awaiting definitive surgery.
About Steroid / Corticosteroid Injections
- Steroid and corticosteroid injections reduce inflammation and pain in an affected joint or soft-tissue area, and are frequently recommended following diagnostic imaging such as MRI, CT or ultrasound.
- They are used both as a treatment in their own right and as a diagnostic tool, where a positive response to injection helps confirm the source of a claimantu2019s symptoms.
- Injections may be arranged for the shoulder, knee, hip, spine and other joints, depending on the clinical picture and the recommendation of the treating or instructed expert.
How Evoque Medical Can Help
- Steroid and corticosteroid injections for a range of joints and soft-tissue areas
- Coordination with prior MRI, CT or ultrasound imaging where relevant
- Appointments arranged promptly with no NHS waiting list
- End-to-end case handling across most of the UK
Our Process
- Tell us the joint or area requiring injection, and any relevant imaging or referral.
- Evoque Medical arranges the appointment at a convenient clinic.
- The claimant attends for the injection.
- Clinical notes confirming the treatment are provided.
- Our team completes non-clinical quality and compliance checks.
- Confirmation and any supporting documentation are delivered promptly.
Frequently asked questions
Are ultrasound-guided injections available?
Are injections image-guided?
How long does relief last?
Are there any risks?
Is imaging required beforehand?
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