Regenerative Orthopedic Case of the week – April 26, 2022
49 year old male with 3 year history of elbow pain worsening over the past year. Pain at the back of the elbow with any pressing activities, bench press, triceps work. Exam showed significant tenderness over the triceps insertion and olecranon. Prior treatment before coming to me included a blind PRP (platelet rich plasma) injection to the triceps tendon performed without ultrasound guidance which provided no improvement. MRI showed a partial triceps tendon tear and notable swelling in the bone of the olecranon process.
After discussion, patient elected to proceed with imaging guided PRP injections to the triceps tendon and into the olecranon process. Yes, he was asleep for the bone injection! Today, 3 months out from treatment, his chronic pain is 75% better. He is back to upper body workouts with light weights with minimal pain and continuing to improve.
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SteveMeyersMD.com
Texas Health Care Bone & Joint Clinic
1651 W Rosedale #200
Ft Worth, TX. 76104
817.335.4316
MRI of the elbow shows notable bone swelling in the olecranon process (red) and triceps partial tear (orange).
MRI of the elbow shows notable bone swelling in the olecranon process (red) and triceps partial tear (orange).
Needle placed into olecranon process to inject PRP.
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