I just watched your whole playlist for medical students. Thank you so much! I've been reading various textbooks all day, but nothing beats having someone explain and SHOW me what's going on.
Dear Marcus, my standard sweep is 10msec/division and initial gain is 100mV. My go-to needles are Ambu Neuroline 26G concentrics. Although they're the most expensive (at leastin the UK), in my personal testing, they're the kindest to patients (product of their stiffness and impeccably smooth sides) and the most electrically reliable. Bw Simon
I just watched your whole playlist for medical students. Thank you so much! I've been reading various textbooks all day, but nothing beats having someone explain and SHOW me what's going on.
This. I've been reading so many articles and it didn't make sense. This was so helpful. Toda Raba!
My pleasure and makes it all worthwhile when I get feedback like this! Bw Simon
Very useful videos thanks for sharing ...
Very helpful - superb presentation.
Cheers Bryan!
What was the gain/sweep on the CRD example in this video? and did you use a monopolar or concentric needle? Thank you for the videos!
Dear Marcus, my standard sweep is 10msec/division and initial gain is 100mV. My go-to needles are Ambu Neuroline 26G concentrics. Although they're the most expensive (at leastin the UK), in my personal testing, they're the kindest to patients (product of their stiffness and impeccably smooth sides) and the most electrically reliable. Bw Simon
What's the difference between these and MIRDs
hi dear freind you work during detection with 20, 30 or 50 ms time base thanks.
Depends, but prefer 10