Ultrasound guided injection - PiedRéseau Rosemont
The PiedRéseau Rosemont clinic in Montreal offers an advanced service known as ultrasound-guided injection, particularly beneficial in sports podiatry. This procedure allows for the precise delivery of treatment directly to the affected area, utilizing ultrasound technology to guide the injection. It can be employed for various conditions, including osteoarthritis of the big toe, plantar fasciitis, and Morton’s neuroma, among others. The ultrasound-guided injection not only alleviates pain but also facilitates viscosupplementation and the injection of hyaluronic acid into specific joints, providing an effective and safe treatment option for patients.
Our clinic, located adjacent to Maisonneuve-Rosemont Hospital, is dedicated to patient well-being and operates in a warm and welcoming environment. The team at PiedRéseau Rosemont consists of Dr. Constance Ladouceur Deslauriers, the clinic owner and a podiatrist with extensive experience; Dr. Ann-Lyse Sanon, a podiatrist with a background in radiology; and Dr. Salomé Archambault Boisvert, a podiatrist specializing in foot ultrasound. Supporting them are nurses Michèle and Mustapha, who provide attentive care. Together, this skilled team is committed to delivering high-quality podiatric services, including ultrasound-guided injections, to meet the diverse needs of our patients.