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Glenohumeral joint injection with fluoroscopy – labeled starting image – The Pain Source

Left glenohumeral joint (shoulder) injection with fluoroscopy. Labeled target zone.

Glenohumeral joint injection with fluoroscopy – Attach tubing – The Pain Source
Glenohumeral joint injection with fluoroscopy – Needle down to target zone – The Pain Source

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