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Procedures and care

Intra-articular injection

Also known as: joint injection

An injection delivered into the space within a joint.

Source-checked educational compilation · Not independently clinically reviewed

What this means in a clinic conversation

The term identifies a location. It does not identify the injected substance or show that the same results apply to every joint, condition or preparation.

A question to bring

Which joint and substance are involved, and what evidence concerns this combination?

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Related and commonly confused terms

Sources and editorial context

This definition was compiled from the sources below and has not received independent clinical review. It supports understanding and consultation preparation.

  1. Intra-articular microfragmented adipose tissue trial: delivery location · Zaffagnini and colleagues, American Journal of Sports MedicineReference checked 2026-10-02
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