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I am an Anaesthesiologist practising in Coimbatore, India. I am also involved in teaching and clinical training of Postgraduates and Regional Anaesthesia Fellows.
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Hi.. Greetings from malaysia... Could you please make a demo video on how to look for posterior femoral cutaneous nerve at multiple levels. .. ie subgluteal, infragluteal, midthigh and at popliteal region.. Thank you in advance
Hi Dr. Sourav I have mentioned in the video about the needling technique. From lateral to medial. You can advance the needle through non-neural tissue, place it near neural elements and deposit the LA. Alternatively you can use hydrodissection while advancing the needle towards neural elements.
Sir as per recent change in nomenclature of blocks by Delphi method, proximal sciatic blocks are named as Sacral plexus block, Transgluteal, Infragluteal and Anterior approaches. Where does GT-IT approach falls as per this new nomenclature?
The name subgluteal nerve block was harmonized with the transgluteal approach. The rationale behind choosing the transgluteal approach was to avoid confusion between subgluteal and infragluteal. Transgluteal infers the needle going through the gluteal muscle, while the infragluteal infers needle insertion with a trajectory toward to the sciatic nerve target inferior to the lower border of the gluteal muscles.
Demonstration of landmarks, sonoanatomy images everything was perfect Thank you very much Sir for this excellent videos Your videos are eye opener for us, important tips we get from watching them Keep making more such videos Sir
For SIFI, if you want block obturador nerve, you should use 40 mL of dilute anesthetic. PENG you could use 20 mL of dilute anesthetic, for LFCN 05 mL. I use diluted anesthetic because they aren’t planned for anesthesia, just analgesia.
Correction in the Video: In Subgluteal Space Contents, read ACFA as Ascending circumflex femoral artery( a branch from medial femoral circumflex artery which is a branch of profunda femoris artery). I have mentioned is as anterior circumflex femoral artery, which is wrong. I apologize for this unintentional mistake. 🙏🏻
Thank you sir for the wonderful explanation...... It's an eye opener for non regional anaesthesiologists Sir we need a full video on supra-axillary block too....
I watched lots of videos on this topic ,but it was difficult to understand . But your way of explanation is what we need . You made it simple . Thanks a lot .
