ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT PECS I AND II BLOCK.

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[@drphilstagg6792]

By far the best USRA video and production I have ever seen. Many thanks. Phil FANZCA

[@VicenteRoques]

phil stagg thanks

[@Arcticboy69]

Thank you very much for this fantastic video. By far the best resource I've been able to find to explain and demonstrate the PECS blocks.

[@robertcarricaburu4445]

Your videos are by far the best. Topical anatomy and real time U/S is so helpful! Thanks!!!

[@TheHawksJVB]

Literally best uss video I've ever seen for a block! Thank you so much for making and posting x

[@house2job]

thank you very much Vicente. you are a star teacher. i wish i have one in my UK hospital

[@TheGnenchev]

Excellent video! As always!Thank you very very much!

[@gasesandhypnotics4460]

Thank you teacher. I respect the way you teach.

[@saisasori1073]

man you are the real OG ... your vedios are the best.
thank you Dr vicente

[@agaj2301]

Fantastic videos, very helpful ... thank you so much for posting!

[@carloslloreda2421]

Video muy claro, muy completo, calidad excelente y visualización en tiempo real.
GRACIAS.

[@selios72]

Excelente regalo de Navidad, gracias.

[@sskfrey]

Excellent video. I might actually try it for my next breast cancer case 😄

[@firelight3912]

More than perfect

[@paanmelaka]

thank you

[@pedroantunes_10]

Top!

[@charliezhang5990]

thanks for share

[@danielc.4824]

Vicente, excelente video. De necesitan ambos bloqueos para cirugias como protesis mamarias o mastectomia? Sirve como anestesico, no?

[@chaltimepass]

Super

[@anesthesiologistma8373]

To good,

[@popovvictor4107]

I think there is a mistake. Isn t seratus between the 3rd and 4th rib?

[@ahmedsaeed4964]

Bad presentation