The plasma administration procedure is preceded by a standard ultrasound examination in order to precisely locate the tendon areas within which we want to accelerate the healing and repair processes. After preparing the plasma obtained from the patient's blood, the doctor uses an ultrasound to mark the injection site. If necessary, he observes the position of the needle in real time so as to inject the plasma exactly into the changed site of the tendon. A small patch is put on the skin after the injection.

At the time of the injection, you may feel slight discomfort as the needle is inserted and the medicine is infused into the joint. A slight feeling of discomfort should disappear after 2 days after the injection in the knee.

Real-time monitoring of the needle position on the ultrasound monitor allows for precise execution of a given procedure and increases the safety of the procedure. A given drug can be administered exactly to the affected area, which maximizes the effects of treatment.