I am a physician and think your videos are great. I also really like the monitor/touch screen Dr. Hadzic is using for his presentation. Can you please provide any information on the make/model of the screen? It would help my practice education immensely.
I would caution when doing this block is avoid advancing the needle or local anesthetic past the Popliteal artery. I find doing so will prevent an accidental foot drop.
what if we do popliteal block instead of genicular or ipack, that is, popliteal block + femoral block for postop TKA analgesia? what do you think? can those who have an idea share?there are too many injections in genicular
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I am a physician and think your videos are great. I also really like the monitor/touch screen Dr. Hadzic is using for his presentation. Can you please provide any information on the make/model of the screen? It would help my practice education immensely.
I would caution when doing this block is avoid advancing the needle or local anesthetic past the Popliteal artery. I find doing so will prevent an accidental foot drop.
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what if we do popliteal block instead of genicular or ipack, that is, popliteal block + femoral block for postop TKA analgesia? what do you think? can those who have an idea share?there are too many injections in genicular
Popliteal block causes a foot drop, therefore - impedes ambulation.
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Glad to hear that
Probe position on the patient on lecture would have made much more clear.
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It is steep angle and sonography is not as distinct as NYSORA pictures shown
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