One of the primary advantages of booking with Skannr.com is that you can access our services without needing a GP referral. Unlike a self-referral process, once you book and complete your payment for a scan, our internal medical team will reach out to you. They will gather all necessary information to create a referral on your behalf, which will then be forwarded to your selected scanning location.
Guided Injection Scans
If you're suffering from lower back pain, we're here to help you find relief. Our minimally invasive ultrasound guided injections can give you pain relief in a matter of minutes.
Register your interest for speedy access to a private guided injection near you and we'll be in touch when we're open for bookings.
Your Journey to Getting Scanned
We've simplified the process of booking your private medical scan. Follow these easy steps:
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Choose your scan
Enter your postcode, body part and choose a scan type. If you are unsure about this do not worry, your free pre-scan consultation with our doctors will cover this.
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Free consultation
Receive a free pre-scan consultation (within 24 hours) with our expert doctors to ensure your scan is appropriate based on your symptoms
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Attend your appointment
Your scan will take place in state of the art facilities where expert radiographers will meet you and guide you through the process
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Receive your results
Your free post scan consultation with our doctors will guide you through your results and answer any questions you may have.
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KEY FEATURES
Ultrasound guided injection procedures
Speak to a Spinal Specialist
Before you have your injection, you'll speak to a pain management expert to identify the best options for you, with treatments available on the same day.
Convenient locations
Before you have your injection, you'll speak to a pain management expert to identify the best options for you, with treatments available on the same day.
Competitive pricing
Before you have your injection, you'll speak to a pain management expert to identify the best options for you, with treatments available on the same day.
No waiting lists
Before you have your injection, you'll speak to a pain management expert to identify the best options for you, with treatments available on the same day.
What are the different types of guided injection?
A guided injection is a minimally invasive procedure where medicine is injected into the spinal area to relieve back pain. Imaging such as ultrasound or X-ray is used to position the needle tip with pinpoint accuracy, and many patients beneft from immediate pain relief.
Facet Joint
These injections target the facet joints located between the vertebrae in the spine. They contain a local anaesthetic for immediate pain relief and a steroid to reduce inflammation in the area, helping to stabilize the spine and control movement.
Sacroiliac Joint
Injections into the sacroiliac joint can help alleviate pain in the lower back and buttocks. This procedure involves injecting a local anaesthetic and steroid to reduce inflammation and provide pain relief.
Shoulder Joint
Shoulder joint injections can provide relief from pain and inflammation caused by conditions such as arthritis or rotator cuff injuries. The injection typically includes a local anaesthetic and a corticosteroid.
Knee Joint
Knee joint injections are commonly used to treat pain and inflammation associated with osteoarthritis. The injection may contain a local anaesthetic and a steroid to provide immediate and long-term relief.
Elbow Joint
Elbow joint injections can help relieve pain and inflammation caused by conditions such as tennis elbow or arthritis. The injection typically includes a local anaesthetic and a corticosteroid to reduce swelling and improve mobility.
Ankle Joint
Ankle joint injections can provide relief from pain and swelling due to conditions like arthritis or tendonitis. The injection may include a local anaesthetic and a steroid to help reduce inflammation and improve function.
Wrist Joint
Wrist joint injections can help relieve pain and inflammation caused by conditions such as carpal tunnel syndrome or arthritis. The injection typically includes a local anaesthetic and a corticosteroid to reduce swelling and improve mobility.
Finger Joint
Finger joint injections can provide relief from pain and swelling due to conditions like arthritis or tendonitis. The injection may include a local anaesthetic and a steroid to help reduce inflammation and improve function.
How is a guided injection performed ?
You'll visit your selected clinic, where you may be asked to remove some clothing or wear a gown to allow access to your spine. You'll lie down and the area to be injected will be cleaned and numbed. The consultant will then use imaging technology to guide a fne needle into the correct location and inject the medicine, which could be hylaronic acid, a corticosteroid injection, or local anaesthetic. The procedure should only take about 5-10 minutes.
How is a guided injection performed ?
You'll visit your selected clinic, where you may be asked to remove some clothing or wear a gown to allow access to your spine. You'll lie down and the area to be injected will be cleaned and numbed. The consultant will then use imaging technology to guide a fne needle into the correct location and inject the medicine, which could be hylaronic acid, a corticosteroid injection, or local anaesthetic. The procedure should only take about 5-10 minutes.
X-ray or ultrasound guided injection costs
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Your MRI scan, conveniently scheduled at a nearby location of your choice.
Access your radiologist's report digitally, with the ability to request copies of your images as needed.
In case of any follow-up actions or concerning findings, our expert clinicians will conduct a post-scan phone consultation to discuss and clarify your scan results.
Frequently Asked
Questions
If you have any questions about booking an MRI scan with us, visit our FAQ guide.
Can't see an answer to your question? Our friendly patient care team are happy to help.
- After your scan, you will receive your radiologist’s report via email in PDF format, typically within 7 working days.Digital copies of your images can also be provided upon request for ongoing care. The process for accessing these images varies depending on the scanning site you choose.Certain sites utilize an Image Exchange Portal (IEP), while others may require completion of an image request form. Detailed instructions will be included in your results email for your convenience.
- Our comprehensive service includes:A pre-scan consultation conducted by our medical team via phone or email. A written referral prepared by our medical team based on your consultation details. An MRI scan conducted at your selected scanning center. A detailed report on your scan provided by a consultant radiologist. Access to downloadable copies of your scan images as needed. A post-scan consultation with our medical team if any adverse findings are detected in your scan.
- An MRI scan on a single body part typically takes between 10–30 minutes Full-body MRI scans, additional body parts, or more complex scans can last up to 90 minutes. this time frame can vary, and your radiographer will let you know the estimated duration of your scan before the procedure starts. Visit our news page for more information on how MRI scans work.
- Yes, we do offer cancellations and refunds, though depending on the status of your booking this may incur a £50 cancellation fee. For more information, visit our terms and conditions.
Our Services
CT Scan
A CT Scan, or Computed Tomography scan, is a non-invasive medical imaging procedure that uses a combination of X-rays and computer technology to produce detailed cross-sectional images of the body.
Ultrasound
Ultrasound, also known as sonography, is a non-invasive imaging technique that uses high-frequency sound waves to create images of the inside of the body. This method is commonly used to monitor.
MRI Scan
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) is a sophisticated, non-invasive imaging technique that uses powerful magnets and radio waves to generate detailed images of the inside of the body. Unlike X-rays