I had a block done a couple years ago when I had surgery for adhesive capsulitis and a biceps tenodesis. It gave me about 36 hours of pain relief. It was wonderful.
That's a huge tegederm, I use the IV-size ones. I also plan my needle entry site on the skin to be as high as possible then subcutaneous shift the needle more distally to the level of the BP desired once it's through the skin. That catheter is going to get pulled out when drapes come down and the surgeons had stuck the drape to your tegederm and no one is being mindful of it at the end of the case.
Impressive video! Nonetheless, I have observed a minor error in the description of the anatomy of the phrenic nerve. Around the 2.00-minute mark, it is described as running underneath the anterior scalene muscle, whereas, in reality, it is lying over that muscle.
I had a nerve block for my shoulder surgery that didn’t seem to do anything after. I felt the pain instantly upon waking. Not sure why it didn’t last long.
Do you always just cover C5 and C6? Is C5 always just a single cord or sometimes divided like C6? If there are 4 stop lights do you assume two are C5 and two C6 or what?
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I had a block done a couple years ago when I had surgery for adhesive capsulitis and a biceps tenodesis.
It gave me about 36 hours of pain relief. It was wonderful.
That's a huge tegederm, I use the IV-size ones. I also plan my needle entry site on the skin to be as high as possible then subcutaneous shift the needle more distally to the level of the BP desired once it's through the skin. That catheter is going to get pulled out when drapes come down and the surgeons had stuck the drape to your tegederm and no one is being mindful of it at the end of the case.
Impressive video! Nonetheless, I have observed a minor error in the description of the anatomy of the phrenic nerve. Around the 2.00-minute mark, it is described as running underneath the anterior scalene muscle, whereas, in reality, it is lying over that muscle.
Outstanding Admir 👍, love it ❤
I had a nerve block for my shoulder surgery that didn’t seem to do anything after. I felt the pain instantly upon waking. Not sure why it didn’t last long.
Do you always just cover C5 and C6? Is C5 always just a single cord or sometimes divided like C6? If there are 4 stop lights do you assume two are C5 and two C6 or what?
Excelent. You are a master
Amazing technique!
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How many cm of catheter do you leave in the space?
sir please tell the position of orientation marker at the beginningof videos..
Thankyou🙏
We strongly recommend this source for the clinically proven standardized nerve block techniques: www.nysora.com/nysora-product-nerve-block-app/ This is the source used by NYSORA's students, fellows, and over 10,000 clinicians worldwide". Greetings from Team NYSORA!
Thanks
Where can I read this thechnique in your resources?
Awesome
Thanks!
Bravoooooooo
I have 39595 as well as 39594
Why the entire video is so dark