Use to read nysora's webpage when I was a resident, now I see your videos in UA-cam as a practitioner. Still dream with living in NY and attend to Nysora. Greetings from México
Great illustration. I think second injection above the upper trunk is as good. sometimes, I inject at the level of divisions. Thank you for sharing that.
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Buenas noches, mi duda es cuanto es la cantidad de lanestesico local debo administrar hablando de lidocaina al 2%, e visto comentarios de que se administra hasta 20 ml pero estos son diluidos en solución salina o son puramente lidocaina?
One don't need to inject LA inside the sheet. Instead ,you shot between the 1st rib and the sheet and the 2nd shot is above the sheet, you kinda sandwich the plexus between eh two shots. Done it and worked oerfectly.
What I miss in these videos is often the practicsl approach, like where exactly to position the US probe and how to procede in order to even get that image. Then the restbof this video is really great.
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Sir how to cover posterior cutaneous nerve of arm which is site of incision in distal humerus or elbow surgery which is frequently spared in this block??
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That would be overkill in my opinion. Most people where I work would just do a general with LMA and let the surgeon localize. These are quick cases but the surgeon uses a tourniquet and the bed will be turned 90 degrees from the anesthesia machine.
do u recommend needle bevel to be downwards on all blocks? I also do find that the double tip seems to disappear when the bevel is downwards but bevel up seems to be easier during insertion & less painful. or does it only matter in fascial plane blocks when the accuracy of needle tip is of outmost important?
After long years of experience in nerve blocks, I came to a conclusion regarding upper limb blocks which is: out of the 4 approaches to the brachial plexus, you only need to do Interscalene for shoulders and infraclavicular for full arm anesthesia. Forget about the supra clavicle and axillary. By the way the supraclav will miss T2 inteecostobrachial nerve which supply medial arm whereas infra clavicle don’t. Infraclavicular is the true spinal of the upper arm.
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Great video. I still remember your teachings back in the days along with Prof Karmakkar in Beijing/HK.
Use to read nysora's webpage when I was a resident, now I see your videos in UA-cam as a practitioner. Still dream with living in NY and attend to Nysora. Greetings from México
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Thank you from an anesthesiologist in Spain 🇪🇸
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Hadzic sir ...u are a ROCKSTAR !!!!! Respect !!
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nice presentation, we always learn from your videos dear Hadmic, you make our job and life easy
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One of the best video on supraclavicular block. Thank you fro Nigeria
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Hvala vam dr Hadžić na svom znanju koje prenosite🤲 Thank you...
I love your video tutorials..... It would be helpful if you designated medial and lateral
Hi Dave! Noted.
Wow such an amazing video clearcut concept 🎉❤
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Perfectly explained, thanks a lot
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So simple and so helpful!! Thank you from South Africa!
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Great illustration. I think second injection above the upper trunk is as good. sometimes, I inject at the level of divisions. Thank you for sharing that.
Thanks for sharing!
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Many thanks ,very good illustraion
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Great illustration. Thanks
Thank you!
Good job Admir , you are a true expert !
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Buenas noches, mi duda es cuanto es la cantidad de lanestesico local debo administrar hablando de lidocaina al 2%, e visto comentarios de que se administra hasta 20 ml pero estos son diluidos en solución salina o son puramente lidocaina?
One don't need to inject LA inside the sheet. Instead ,you shot between the 1st rib and the sheet and the 2nd shot is above the sheet, you kinda sandwich the plexus between eh two shots. Done it and worked oerfectly.
Great video. Thanks
You are welcome!
Thanks for this clear presentation.
Hi Dan, Glad it was helpful!
What I miss in these videos is often the practicsl approach, like where exactly to position the US probe and how to procede in order to even get that image. Then the restbof this video is really great.
Thank you for your comment. We strongly recommend this source for the clinically proven standardized nerve block techniques: www.nysora.com/nysora-nerve-block-app/ This is the source used by NYSORA's students, fellows, and over 10,000 clinicians worldwide. Greetings from NYSORA!
Wonderful chanel! Thank you, from Russia :)
Thank you! Greetings to Russia! :)
Sir how to cover posterior cutaneous nerve of arm which is site of incision in distal humerus or elbow surgery which is frequently spared in this block??
Perfectly explained
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Nice demonstration.. thank u
Glad you liked it
Thank you sir... It's very useful to beginners
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Awesome n very simplified video.. Thank you very much Sir.
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i just had this done
U are a legend
Thank you so much
Where do we put the ultrasound probe??
I love your video tutorials..... It would be helpful if you designated left and right
Noted!
Perfect!
Thanks a lot
Most welcome
That was awesome
Thank you!
Awesome 👏👏👏👏
Thanks!
Very nice video. Do you use the Supraclavicular Block for Carpal Tunnel Releases?
No
That would be overkill in my opinion. Most people where I work would just do a general with LMA and let the surgeon localize. These are quick cases but the surgeon uses a tourniquet and the bed will be turned 90 degrees from the anesthesia machine.
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do u recommend needle bevel to be downwards on all blocks? I also do find that the double tip seems to disappear when the bevel is downwards but bevel up seems to be easier during insertion & less painful. or does it only matter in fascial plane blocks when the accuracy of needle tip is of outmost important?
we do puncture site analgesia
needle tip visualization is basic, we dont move under needle cut is that is bevel is under vision
awesome.
Thanks!
What do you think about medial aproximation?
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After long years of experience in nerve blocks, I came to a conclusion regarding upper limb blocks which is: out of the 4 approaches to the brachial plexus, you only need to do Interscalene for shoulders and infraclavicular for full arm anesthesia. Forget about the supra clavicle and axillary. By the way the supraclav will miss T2 inteecostobrachial nerve which supply medial arm whereas infra clavicle don’t. Infraclavicular is the true spinal of the upper arm.
This vid is not on the app…the paid app just the 3D anatomy.