Ultrasound diagnosis and real-time guided treatments, with a special focus on monocyte therapy for osteoarthritis and tendons.
Every treatment starts with a full medical assessment. Only what each patient needs is recommended.
Monocytes are immune cells that circulate in your own blood. They are obtained from a blood sample, concentrated and applied under ultrasound guidance into the affected joint or tendon.
They are involved in regulating inflammation and in tissue repair processes, which makes them an option for osteoarthritis and tendinopathies, always after a medical assessment.
Learn more →Dynamic examination of tendons, muscles, ligaments and joints in the same visit, for an accurate diagnosis without waiting.
Ultrasound-guided treatment of joint pain and tendon injuries, choosing the most suitable therapy in each case: monocytes, PRP, hyaluronic acid or corticosteroids.
Relief of tingling, pain and loss of strength caused by nerve compression, with ultrasound-guided injection or hydrodissection.
Ultrasound-guided aspiration and drainage of haematomas, cysts and other collections, seeing the needle at all times.
Seeing what is being treated changes the outcome. Ultrasound locates the injury and directs treatment exactly where it is needed.
Treatment reaches the exact point of injury, without relying on anatomical landmarks alone.
Vessels, nerves and nearby structures are visible throughout the procedure.
At every review, ultrasound shows how the treated tissue is evolving.
A clear, unhurried process in which you always know what is being done and why.
Medical history, examination and review of previous tests.
Imaging diagnosis in the same visit.
A personalised plan and ultrasound-guided procedure if indicated.
Reviews to assess progress and adjust the plan.
Graduate in Medicine and Surgery from the University of Santiago de Compostela and specialist in Orthopaedic Surgery and Traumatology, trained as a resident at Hospital Universitario de La Princesa in Madrid, with rotations at Niño Jesús Children’s Hospital, La Paz and Cruz Roja.
She has practised as an orthopaedic surgeon in Mallorca since 2015 and is currently a consultant at Hospital de Inca. She combines clinical practice with university teaching and research, and devotes her private practice to ultrasound-guided techniques and regenerative medicine.
“Treating well starts with seeing well.”
If you have any other questions, write to us and we will reply personally.
A blood sample is taken, the monocytes are concentrated and then applied under ultrasound guidance to the area being treated. It is an outpatient procedure; after the assessment the doctor will explain whether it is suitable for you.
It is usually well tolerated. Because the needle is visible at all times, its path is shorter and more precise, which reduces discomfort.
It depends on the injury and on each patient. The doctor will propose a specific plan after the assessment.
It is not essential, but if you have reports, MRI scans or X-rays, please bring them to your first visit.
In most cases yes, with some advice on relative rest that you will receive in writing.
Choose a day and time directly in the doctor’s calendar, or leave us a message.
Every treatment starts with a consultation and an ultrasound scan to find out what your case needs.
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