Knee aspiration, or arthrocentesis, involves inserting a needle into the knee joint to remove excess synovial fluid. This procedure helps relieve pain and reduce swelling caused by conditions like arthritis, bursitis, or injury. It is typically done under local anesthesia in a doctor's office and provides quick relief by decreasing the pressure within the knee joint. #kneepain #painmanagement | Precision Care Medical & Sports Performance | Facebook

21K views · 83 reactions | Dr.Ashley Marcus MD, performs knee aspiration procedure (knee drainage). Removal of inflammatory fluid improves pain and can restore range of motion. | Precision Care Medical & Sports Performance | Facebook

Knee joint aspiration, also known as arthrocentesis, is a procedure where excess synovial fluid is removed from the knee joint reducing fluid accumulation can decrease joint swelling and improve range of motion. | Precision Care Medical & Sports Performance

Is aspiration of the knee painful? | Precision Care Medical & Sports Performance

This video is AI-generated — but knee aspiration is a real procedure we perform in the clinic. It’s used to remove excess fluid from around the joint to reduce swelling, relieve pressure, and improve mobility. Quick, clean, and often part of recovery after injury, surgery, or inflammation. #kneepainrelief #painmanagement #ai | Precision Care Medical & Sports Performance