Thanks for a good video. It is important to note the probe was rotated 180 degrees between the "anatomy discussion" phase of the video and the "needle insertion" phase of the video.
@@birdmanilikeflying yes it was. look at where the dot on the ultrasound probe and on the screen are initially and on the part where block takes place.
Nice work Dave! What I believe would be MOST helpful for future video directions would be use patients like MY patient population (BMI>30) and have many images demonstrating the ultrasound finding of the nerves. There are no circles and identifying labels on our ultrasound machine, so while I think that's a useful tool, it should be used very sparingly, giving mostly raw images to train our eye. thanks!
conventionally the marker on the probe is kept in lateral position.so the the blue dot on usg monitor screen also points to lateral position. however you have kept marker in medial position ,confusing me the entire anatomy.i stand to be corrected.otherwise excellant video.
Hello! very nice video. Which software didid you use you realise it. I tried iMovie but I couldn't insert two videos at the same time. TIA for you help. Paolo SImoni MD
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Thanks for a good video. It is important to note the probe was rotated 180 degrees between the "anatomy discussion" phase of the video and the "needle insertion" phase of the video.
Was it? Orientation looks the same to me. Different patient maybe with particularly clear anatomy?
@@birdmanilikeflying yes it was. look at where the dot on the ultrasound probe and on the screen are initially and on the part where block takes place.
Nice work Dave! What I believe would be MOST helpful for future video directions would be use patients like MY patient population (BMI>30) and have many images demonstrating the ultrasound finding of the nerves. There are no circles and identifying labels on our ultrasound machine, so while I think that's a useful tool, it should be used very sparingly, giving mostly raw images to train our eye. thanks!
Keep making these! So helpful for us students.
Excellent presentation ❤
conventionally the marker on the probe is kept in lateral position.so the the blue dot on usg monitor screen also points to lateral position. however you have kept marker in medial position ,confusing me the entire anatomy.i stand to be corrected.otherwise excellant video.
very good video, very clearly spoken and presented. Thanks a lot from Port Moresby, PNG.
Great Video! Short ,Sweet and very useful! Thank you .
Very Good video and explaination. Thank You.
Thanks you for sharing
thank you very much, it is a very good video, I consider it`s very usefull, and your english is very clear
thanks from Barcelona
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Awesome 5*****
sweet. Very soon medical school will be online.
Hello! very nice video. Which software didid you use you realise it.
I tried iMovie but I couldn't insert two videos at the same time.
TIA for you help.
Paolo SImoni MD
Thank you very much.Very clear ,usefull and nice video.
F.S.AL Kadhi MD
Thank u
THIS IS A GOOD VIDEO,THANKS A LOT.
u r inspiring hope i do it frm 2mrw
Step 1: put on sterile gloves
Step 2: touch the non-sterile stretcher and patient head
llamawizard hahaha, that’s real life though....