What I can do for you

In-person and online care focused on accurate diagnosis and minimally invasive ultrasound-guided treatment.

In-person consultation + ultrasound

Medical history, physical examination, musculoskeletal ultrasound and a personalized treatment plan.

Online consultation / Second opinion

Review of tests (DICOM/links), expert assessment and recommendations via secure video call.

Ultrasound-guided interventions

Precise injections into tendon, bursa, joint or nerve (PRP, hyaluronic acid, selected anesthetics/corticosteroids).

Injuries and conditions

Tendinopathies, bursitis, osteoarthritis, plantar fasciitis, subacromial syndrome, epicondylalgia, nerve entrapments, etc.

Medical expert witness

Expert reports, bodily-injury assessment, disability evaluations and court testimony.

Quality and safety

Guideline-based protocols, sterile material, informed consent and real-time ultrasound guidance.

Dr. Santiago Robles

Pain medicine and neuromusculoskeletal injuries. Ultrasound and interventional procedures. In-person and online consultations. Medico-legal expert.

Santiago Robles, Médico especialista en Rehabilitación y Medicina Física

Santiago Robles

Médico especialista en Rehabilitación y Medicina Física

Frequently asked questions

Clear answers to common questions about consultations, second opinions and ultrasound-guided injections.

Medical history, review of tests, physical examination, ultrasound if indicated, and a written treatment plan.

When the diagnosis is uncertain, surgery is proposed, previous treatments have not helped, or you wish to confirm less-invasive alternatives.

Yes. Musculoskeletal ultrasound is key both for diagnosis and to guide injections accurately.

A precise injection into the target structure (tendon, bursa, joint or nerve) using real-time ultrasound to maximize effectiveness and safety.

It usually causes mild discomfort. I use local anesthesia and appropriate needles; ultrasound guidance reduces pain and complications.

Tendinopathies, bursitis and osteoarthritis of the knee, hip and shoulder, among others. I choose the therapy with the best benefit-risk ratio for each case.

Corticosteroid: within days; hyaluronic acid: 2–4 weeks; PRP: 4–8 weeks with a peak at 2–3 months, depending on the injury and activity.

Transient pain, hematoma, infection (very rare) or local reaction. Contraindicated in active infection, component allergies and certain coagulation disorders; I assess each case.

Wear comfortable clothing and no creams on the area. After the injection: relative rest for 24–48 h, local ice if indicated, and progressive return to activity.

I issue a detailed invoice for reimbursement. Check coverage with your insurer.

Closed CE-marked kit, real-time ultrasound, sterile conditions and follow-up.

Yes. I prepare expert reports, bodily-injury assessments and disability evaluations, with the option of court testimony.

Contact and Appointments

Please get in touch briefly explaining your situation to the following email address, and we will respond as soon as possible.

Ultrasound diagnosis and minimally invasive interventional treatments. Second opinions and medico-legal expertise.