Gluteal Tendon ABI
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Autologous Blood Injection to Gluteal Tendons
You have been referred to have an autologous blood injection to your gluteal tendons. The commonest reasons for this are having tendinopathy or a partial tear in the gluteus medius tendon. Other gluteal tendons may also be affected.
The procedure involves taking some blood from a vein in your arm (similar to a blood test) and then injecting it directly into the abnormal part of the tendon, using an ultrasound scanner to ensure accurate placement.
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Lake Wendouree VIC 3350 - T | 03 5332 2969
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