9 STEP NEEDLE VISUALIZATION IN ULTRASOUND / EASY BEST VIDEO

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The clarity in your explanation is really remarkable. Looking forward for more videos. Keep up the splendid work.

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Clear instructions and perfectly organised and explained. Definitely helpful.. Thank you Dr.Arun.. 👍

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good job. recommending this to juniors

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Very useful video, common mistakes and difficulties encountered are addressed well. Thank you Dr Arun

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Wonderful Job, so simplified. Job well done.

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Superb. Good tips.

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[@tshep0]

This was really really good advice. Thank you sir

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Thank you for watching. Hope this helps you do the procedures better. Keep sharing with your colleagues

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Very helpful..thank you..

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Very thankful to you sir.. kindly do more videos to help budding anaesthetist

[@ARUNANAESTHESIAACADEMY]

Thank you ma'am for watching.

[@chandrikakamath2707]

Very nicely explained. Visualising the needle in in plane approach for interscalene block is most tricky. Where exactly do you insert the needle so that it is in the line of the beam? Please give tips for this. Thanks again

[@ARUNANAESTHESIAACADEMY]

Thanks for the feedback madam. I personally use out of plane approach for interscalene. Actually it is something in between inplane and out of plane. If going for in plane approach, no special consideration for interscalene block. We have to come from the posterior side and direct towards the anterior part. Insert the needle just posterior to the probe. And then follow routine technique for visualisation. Hope it is clear what I explained. Thank you.

[@chandrikakamath2707]

@@ARUNANAESTHESIAACADEMY ok. Thanks. So does this mean that I should stay close to the probe and not at 1.5 times the depth in distance and in the midline at an angle of 30 degrees?

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Good job Arun

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Great work buddy!

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Goodone

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Thanks Harsha ji..... Thanks a lot 😊☺️

[@drdeepikashetty1908]

Can u pls explain how to give the clear image on ultrasound sir.? Like gain, depth, which probe to select,

[@ARUNANAESTHESIAACADEMY]

I will make a video on basics of ultrasound imaging.

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[@drravikumarrcs7908]

Very impressive sir..
Can u upload videos of all important nerve blocks like ISB SCB AXB FNB POPNB

[@ARUNANAESTHESIAACADEMY]

Thanks a lot sir. Will definitely put those videos in future.

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We are waiting👍

[@allrounder550]

king

[@anikha281]

Sir...when the probe is not straight but tilted as in brachial plexus block...at that time how should be the needle angulation?...can u please explain..

[@ARUNANAESTHESIAACADEMY]

Whatever the probe position is - needle should come in line with the ultrasound beam and at an angle less than 45 degrees which is easily possible in brachial plexus block.

[@ARUNANAESTHESIAACADEMY]

For supraclavicular block - try keeping a pillow patient shoulder and with neck in a slight hanging like position to expose the supraclavicular region.

[@nipapandit5176]

Put tutorial on ISB/SCB

[@ARUNANAESTHESIAACADEMY]

Will definitely do it in future.

[@edwardherrera4097]

At 6:49 I can not understand the words for the life of me. Please write them.

[@ARUNANAESTHESIAACADEMY]

It can be simplified like this. For example you are giving the median nerve block at elbow level. Once you scan and identify the nerve, keep it in the center of the screen and then see how deep it is from skin. How much ever deep it is, take 1.5 times that depth as the point for needle insertion from the centre of the probe. For example, if median nerve is seen at a depth of 1 cm, then a point 1.5 cm (1.5 times 1) away from the centre point of the probe is where you should insert the needle.