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Foot IV leads to amputation. Can easily become a Major lawsuit in USA.

Where could I get a copy of that manual "Point-of-Care-Gastric Ultrasound" by Peter Van De Putte?

As a non medical professional my experience is mostly that orthopedists and surgeons are insanely rude, have brittle egos, and generally lacking empathy and a sense of humor.

Would nerve blocks be dangerous to people woth muscle diseases, like MS, MD, etc.

The gel you mentioned versus stitches has caused so many problems just with my family. The reactions are horrible. After researching the gel on nih and scientific articles, the large number of people with horrible reactions is ridiculous and not sure why these are even still on the market. So many pictures of people with skin reactions that look horribly scary. Each patient in my family that had had this,staph developed immediately with green liquid dripping, swelling, tissue severely infected, and large swelling. It looked similar to a severe brown recluse spider bite. And all this after surgery which made it worse. The brand used on them was dermabond. Can you talk about this please ? People need to see the images from public articles.

i just can't do it no matter how many times i try maybe i'm not meant to cannulate maybe i should stick to radiology or something

Tq Sir

Tq Sir

So it isn't adductor canal block + IPACK + genicular nerve block + anterior cutaneous nerve block?

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How about the use of Exparel?

Can we give femoral block with adductor canal block ?

Hello! For me the best choice is to add Ipack block to Femoral Triangle Block...

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Nah. I'd rather place an Arterial line and do general anesthesia. Thanks for the video, though.

Thanks lot😅

5:33 very interesting

Femoral + Sciatic + Lateral Femoral Cutaneous+ Posterior Femoral Cutaneous with or without Obturator.. i think you have to block all these nerves for a complete coverage for AKA

Love frm Pakistan.

Perfectly explained! Thank you so much for the illustration!

Is the introducer needle partially withdrawn after seeing blood flash back only ? Or after both advancing the introducer needle for at least 1 cm coupled with seeing a blood flashback ? Today, I couldn't advance the catheter after partially withdrawing the needle despite seeing blood flashback 😅

Yes, thanks, I have take once taking once more time

Dear Hadzic sir, you are doing great help to Anaesthesia society. Thank you. You are most amazing person ❤️

Have a surgery tomorrow and I just smoked a little blunt but I smoke every day and my blood pressure is usually low so if it does increase that a little I think I’ll be OK and I definitely told them when I had to do the Pre Surgical Testing they said I should be OK

Videos like these are great for paramedics cause we just simply don't have ultrasound or vein finder available to us (in most systems anyways). Thank you for sharing this. I'd never seen the technique of actually bending the needle before

@4:35 What are you talking about?? lol small changes in the insertion site and angle can make a huge difference on where the tip of a spinal needle ends up. do you not understand geometry?

very well explained . I have done 3 ijv catheter insertion successfully. hoping to do more. thankyou

Dr Feigl was a professor of anatomy at my university during my studies. A great and passionate teacher. Very nice and unexpected to him mentioned here!

Thank you, Dr. Hadzić. In the High Acuity Surgical Unit (HAU) at UBC Hospital, Vancouver BC, where I worked as an RN, I have observed numerous elderly patients developing delirium and experiencing rapid and irreversible cognitive decline, despite not reporting any cognitive problems before admission. I was wondering why this phenomenon occurs. Now it is more clear.

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thank you

I would Reformulate in an even more provocative manner: using Only text books for learning is self-sabotage.

I appreciate your honesty 👍✅

There are a few problems with the text books which i found while doing my residency programs 1. I can not find the exact answer in a short time, especially in emergency situations. For example, if i need treatment of fentanyl induced chest wall rigidity , i can not find the exact answer, but google will provide in a second , though i need to use my own knowledge as well, but at least it gives me some idea in few seconds 2. I did not find the perfect book for a single topic, in one book it has good points and another book it has also some additional good points, so for comprehensive concept i should go through multiple textbooks, which is a time consuming. You can try for anesthetic concern for Acromegaly... 3. And sometime peer reviewed new articles are better than standard textbooks. 4.Google most of the times acts like "Call for help" as anesthesia is volatile subject, if i am not used to the cases or instruments for few weeks, i could foget the things , at that time it helps a lot. 5. Not updated as you mentioned eg halls 6. Last but not the list, we have lots of lots of books, millers , barash, stoaltings, morghan, halls, text books for regional block, different books for specialities like smiths , kaplan, cortels, chestnuts, anesthesia secrets , dursch and dursch, yao, chang, pilbeams,benumofs...... and the list goes on.......every book has their unique features and they very nicely written on those features... but its a lot.... we just need a Harrisons and devidsons like in internal medicine which are more than enough for the good knowledge at least for resident.

Good video but unfortunately, poor audio quality.

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thanks a lot Dr hadzic for this amazing explanation and l am very excited to the next parts l am student CAA from Yemen.I wish if there is also vedio like this for epidural

you're a true vein whisperer!

Los libros de texto se complementan con las investigaciones actuales y los métodos de diagnóstico y de procedimientos actuales. Ambos se enriquecen unos a otros. Los beneficiados somos todos. The textbooks are complemented by current research and current diagnostic and procedural methods. Both enrich each other. We are all the beneficiaries.

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@nysoravideo No thanks, I prefer to stick to my trusty textbooks.😉 Thanks as always. Blessings from South Africa.

I don't habe to watch it, I work with them - they are. We recognize the most intelligent of them by a simply rule - if he knows he is stupid and admits it - he is relative smart

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