thank you for the video. why you check the sensory height of epidural block with ice? why not just use pin prick method? isnt ice (loss of cold sensation) determine autonomic block rather than sensory block? thank you
@@bellefeu4933 Epidural and spinal (intrathecal) anaesthesia are different. They are both a form of neuraxial anaesthesia, but the location of LA deposition is anatomically different, as suggested by the name.
thank you for the video. why you check the sensory height of epidural block with ice? why not just use pin prick method? isnt ice (loss of cold sensation) determine autonomic block rather than sensory block? thank you
Nice demo
Thanks!
What is the point of an epidural?
spinal anesthesia. Provides analgesia to all nerves below block - great for birth, for instance, blocking all pelvic pain.
@@bellefeu4933 Epidural and spinal (intrathecal) anaesthesia are different. They are both a form of neuraxial anaesthesia, but the location of LA deposition is anatomically different, as suggested by the name.