Sorry for the speed sir. Had to make the video short. Please play it at 0.75x speed. Hope that will help. Thank you for watching and giving feedback. Thank you sir.
Thank you! I’ve been doing anesthesia for 20 years, awake carotid we’re the only thing I wasn’t comfortable with. This video fixed that! Something about your presentation made it click. THANKS!!!
Remember : always give the block at C4 level. That is at the level of Thyroid cartilage notch. This is important because, any injection made at level C6 or below may likely result in involvement of brachial plexus as well.
An Excellent Amazing Talk. Appreciate your effort. May i ask Dr Arun to add, "which - superficial vs deep - cervical plexus block is more suitable for caroted endartarterectomy💖 Thanks Arun Bhai
Thank you sir for watching the video. Regarding your query, superficial cervical plexus will do for analgesia for carotid endarterectomy. Deep plexus block is always associated with complications and better avoided.
If the level at which we give the block is high ( C4 vs C6) and if there is incorrect spread of the drug, then there is definitely a possibility. Especially if we are trying for a bilateral block. Hope it is clear
