Ultrasound-guided Ilioinguinal and Iliohypogastric Nerve Blocks

In this video, we discuss the anatomy, sonoanatomy and technique for performing ultrasound guided ilioinguinal and iliohypogastric nerve blocks for postoperative pain control following lower abdominal or inguinal surgery

[@evilo720]

Thank you, very clear!

[@manjushakhandagale4031]

Too good video,.. Thanks

[@TheHanswurstpeter]

Great video 👍

[@survivor7070]

Thank for the instructions. Very clear. Used it in the pain clinic. Worked very good.
Was wondering if you can make a video for the genitofemoral nerve block by US?

[@drreferee8394]

Amazing.. Thank you so much.. ❤

[@morphine231]

Amazing

[@drayush2]

Slight confusion one has to put the needle in fascial split containing nerve or fascial plane like in TAP block between TA and IO.pl clearify

[@claralua789]

Good day! Regarding block coverage: If we do the injection in TAP near the ASIS, we should not expect sensory block of the skin over the gluteal muscles on the postero-lateral thigh, right?

[@SabirHussain-du4bo]

Can you tell sid effect of this process and risk

[@zakalobi80]

In the photo of the needle was near ASIS with needle direction from lateral to medial. While in block video needle direction is from medial to lateral. Can you clarify that, please. Thank you for sharing.

[@zakalobi80]

Thank you

[@MsCmsh]

🙄🤔 Very true!! Wonder if it’s because he’s blocking left side while standing on the right side of the patient, possibly in the video, he has already blocked the right side before that. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@giganadiradze]

why do we see as a hypo-echoic and not hyper-echoic circles? 😳

[@manjushakhandagale4031]

Too good video,.. Thanks