2) Daily subcutaneous injection Using an insulin syringe, draw 12 units as prescribed and inject subcutaneously (abdomen, thigh, or upper arm)
The New England Journal of Medicine, 383 (10), 919930
By Chris Faubel, MD Indications Lateral Epicondylitis / Tennis Elbow ICD-9 code: 726.32 lateral epicondylitis ICD-10 codes: M77.11 lateral epicondylitis, right elbow M77.12 lateral epicondylitis, left elbow CPT code: 20551 Materials Needed Pen clicking type Gloves non-sterile Alcohol swabs (or iodine) Band-aid Tuberculin needle/syringe OR 1-ml syringe with 25-gauge 1.5 needle (depending on body habitus) Injectate: 0.5-ml of 6mg/ml of Celestone OR 0.5-ml of 40mg/ml Depo-Medrol or Kenalog 0.5-ml of 1% lidocaine Technique / Procedure Steps Always start with informed consent from the patient, and then a time-out to verify correct patient and injection site
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