What are the Risks Associated with Joint Aspiration?
Though generally safe, joint aspiration carries some risks, especially in neonates: 1. Infection: Introduction of infection into the joint space. 2. Bleeding: Bleeding can occur at the puncture site. 3. Pain: Discomfort during and after the procedure. 4. Injury to Surrounding Structures: Damage to cartilage, nerves, or blood vessels.
