Ultrasound (US) is a valuable adjunct for procedural guidance when performing arthrocentesis, allowing the user to identify and aspirate joint effusions reliably. This article outlines the use of US guidance when performing arthrocentesis, highlighting its role with the interprofessional team when using this procedure for both its diagnostic and therapeutic purposes.
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