A short video transcript from Pinnacle Integrative Orthopedics featuring Dr. Joshua John‑Ram Schacter and colleagues describing joint injection procedures and treatment philosophy. Speakers describe locating joint space by landmarks or ultrasound, using ethyl chloride spray to numb the skin, and mention PRP as a treatment; they position their approach for active, middle‑aged patients (described as roughly ages 40–75).
So the first thing we're doing is finding the joint space to make sure that we know exactly where we're going. We use landmarks to identify. We can also use ultrasound. This is a little cold spray. It's called ethyl chloride, to help numb the skin so he doesn't feel the needle stick quite so bad.
So my own prp.
We'Re walking the walk and.
We'Re talking to talk here at Pinnacle Integrative Orthopedics. I really feel.
That this is, this.
Is our best option for a lot of joint pain in the active, middle aged, young, adventurous, patient. And middle age, I think should incorporate anywhere between 40 to 75. I think 75 is the new young. So come on in.
Let's talk about.
Your joint pain. Let's get you fixed up.
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