Ultrasound-Guided Nerve Injections: Ultrasound-guided nerve injections are a minimally invasive procedure used to target specific nerves for pain relief and diagnosis. Using real-time ultrasound imaging, healthcare providers can accurately locate and visualize nerves, tissues, and surrounding structures. This precision allows for the delivery of medications, such as corticosteroids, local anesthetics, or platelet-rich plasma (PRP), directly to the nerve or its surrounding area, improving the effectiveness of the injection while minimizing the risk of injury to nearby structures. These injections are commonly used in the management of chronic pain conditions, including nerve entrapment, radiculopathy (nerve root compression), and other musculoskeletal disorders such as tendinopathies or ligament injuries. Ultrasound guidance offers several advantages over traditional methods, including improved accuracy, reduced procedure time, and better patient comfort. The ability to see the needle’s trajectory and exact placement in real time reduces the likelihood of incorrect needle positioning, which can lead to ineffective treatment or complications. Patients undergoing ultrasound-guided nerve injections often experience significant pain relief, increased mobility, and improved function. The procedure is typically performed in outpatient settings, and recovery time is minimal. However, the effectiveness of the treatment may vary depending on the underlying condition and the individual’s response to the injection.