The ESP (erector spinae plane) Block - Our Current Understanding

A beautiful video by Vicente Roques summarizing our current (2017) understanding of the ESP block: anatomy, possible mechanisms, technique, and some clinical pearls. See below for list of contents.
00:11 THORACIC WALL ANATOMY
00:29 Muscle layers
00:40 Spinal / intercostal nerves
01:26 Muscles of the back
02:01 The intertransverse connective tissue complex
02:09 Conceptual view of ESP and the paravertebral space
04:31 HOW DOES THE ESP BLOCK WORK?
05:19 1-The costotransverse foramen
05:56 2-The intertransverse connective tissue complex
06:36 Conceptual view of the ESP block
06:59 SONOANATOMY OF THE ESP BLOCK
07:11 The T5 transverse view
07:33 The T5 sagittal paramedian view
08:53 THE ESP BLOCK APPROACH
10:11 HOW TO PERFORM AN ESP BLOCK
10:18 Before starting
10:41 Patient position
11:25 T5 transverse scanning in real-time
12:26 T5 sagittal paramedian scanning medial-to-lateral in real-time
13:31 T5 sagittal paramedian scanning lateral-to-medial in real-time
14:38 In-plane approach to the ESP block in real-time
16:34 INDICATIONS FOR THE ESP BLOCK
17:08 KEY POINTS
17:39 TIPS

[@amershoaib2451]

Thank you for posting this video. I found it very practical and informative - one of the best instructional regional anaesthesia videos i have seen. I feel more confident now about what my ultrasound will look like over the tp and the rib/tp junction

[@user-qq5ey3vz3e]

Thank you so much.

[@rajivgautam61]

Excellent description n demonstration too.

[@paweandruszkiewicz8211]

Fantastic, extremely instructive!

[@Goblful]

Thank you! Great job, very useful.

[@karimkitty1]

thank you

[@ilovesm4620]

너무 자세하고 이해가 팍팍됩니다....^^

[@samikyoutuber7576]

Nice

[@suvarnatamaskar465]

Very well explained.

[@azmiabuhassan7933]

tq

[@brambourgonjon9035]

Very good !!