Subacromial Injection for Shoulder Impingement

Description

This video demonstrates a clinical procedure for performing a steroid injection in the subacromial space to treat supraspinatus impingement in the shoulder. The speaker guides viewers through the necessary anatomy and landmarks, including the clavicle, coracoid, and acromion, while discussing two common approaches: the posterior and lateral techniques. Detailed instructions on locating the injection site and proper needle direction are provided. The speaker prefers the posterior approach but acknowledges that studies suggest the lateral approach may be more effective. The procedure also includes preparation and injection techniques, emphasizing sterility and patient comfort. Viewers are encouraged to engage with the video and subscribe for more content.

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