Neuraxial Blocks: Epidural and Spinal Anesthesia & Analgesia - Anesthesia | Lecturio

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[@vsky2269]

Although I don't know him personally It saddened me, I watched his video repeatedly during Uni days & now that am starting a new job. All his video are very informative and easy to understand. My condolences to the family. Thank you very much for your outstanding video teaching & RIP Dr. Warriner.

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I just googled the DR and found out he past away. may he rest in peace.

[@eniotanaka2229]

ebrahim ashraf RIP

[@akhan7702]

Innalillahi wa inna ilaihi rajioon

[@chikuladinda8816]

😢

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Rest in peace Dr.

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Rip Dr

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This is actually really really very good. Content is practicaly high yield and very well explained.

[@gretamattocks8735]

Excellent lecture, very informative!

[@choetsongawang6873]

Really appreciate your dedication to the video!. Thank you.

[@mirjanamiljevic8706]

Thank you for easy understanding and very well explained procedures. It is pleasure to watch this video.

[@bikona494]

very good teacher. well explained.

[@parulmekwan5111]

Very well explained. Thank you.

[@malissa456]

Thanks so much for posting

[@daisyxu3050]

I love all the clear images and explanation, thank you!

[@riturajborsaikia7408]

Very well explained

[@steveboheler4527]

I had inguinal hernia surgery in March 2020 under spinal block,everything went perfect except the Foley catheter afterwards,but that’s another story.Maybe I had a more skilled anesthesiologist than the previous commenter,don’t know.He was a young guy,probably only been out of AA school a couple of years,but he got the job done with one try.If I have to have any other lower abdominal surgeries in the future,I would not even consider doing it any other way.

[@reeva89]

So simple and easily explained 👍

[@ahuman4954]

Very helpful, thank you

[@hollyhocks7360]

Fascinating thank you

[@hannahkoeczko9782]

Well done. Thank you very much for the tutorial.

[@all_things_mystical1376]

Excellent presentation. Thank you!

[@nicolasgrandjean-thomsen9193]

Fantastic, I wish you taught at my medical school!

[@world2873]

Excellent sir... Very well explained...

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Congratulations and thank you for the lecture

[@josiaheyosias6161]

Thanks, well explained

[@ayurmouli]

He is so cute. Excellent lecture ❤️💕❤️💕❤️💕

[@kimbloeser5074]

Highly informative. thanks

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Thanks so much.

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Excellent coverage, thanks so much for sharing! 😎

[@lecturiomedical]

Glad it helped!

[@rastae2541]

Thanku for the useful info🙏

[@erangasamarasekara2195]

Thanks

[@Gk-ni8vn]

Thanks a lot Sir!!!!! Great explanation!!! 👌🏻👏🏻👍🏻

[@own_creativity]

its very usefull for an anaesthesia trchnician 🥰thankyou sir

[@LEWISSTOE]

clear explanation

[@tanyalimon1074]

My epidural was placed too far in, I got numb from the waist up to my shoulders. I had a swollen dry mouth, I couldn't breathe, and I kept blacking out. Should I take further action!????

[@swapnilsingh2808]

Quality!

[@eniotanaka2229]

Thanks a lot

[@addisumanaye5821]

What kind of positioning is Advised or recommended for inappropriate or low level of block in regional anesthesia (headdown or head up?

[@zeeiazolina6406]

Thank you, sir! May you rest in peace 🙏🏻

[@refkamhamdi3451]

Thank you 🙂

[@aluda1417]

This is what we,med students need! informative, plain and understandable

[@tmk5]

Very valuable

[@anthonypope8429]

good video i ham having one done this friday 14/5/2021 for the first time i just hope its not as bad as it looks i supposed its safer if you have copd like ihave Anesthesia sure as come along way and he sure dose explain in away you understand

[@jacquelinejacobson6789]

I'm an ICU RN. Had an epidural pre CS for 2nd baby. All was well until I felt hands inside my abdomen pulling/tugging. It felt like all my organs were being pulled out! Excruciating pressure and tugging, causing me to scream out in pain. I heard the anes doc mumble something about "parasympathetic reaction". Could you comment on this phenomenon?

[@abuasal1987]

Thank you, doctor, I have a question around the sensory block level after spinal anesthesia,
is the blocking started from toes to the upper part or from the upper part to toes? thank you

[@meandmykitten]

tq so much

[@nothingyet120]

NOone have ever showed me or used an "introducer" needle. -_- glad to see medical practice is same worldwide -_-

[@javierriustrigueros6716]

That's was a very usefull video, RIP fella

[@user-qx8dj1op3n]

What local anesthetics can be used for spinal anesthesia in Emergency Appendectomy?

[@mjnona]

I got a question on spinal needle introduction for subarachnoid anesthesia : first why we got to introduce the interducer fisrt
Then the needle with the stylet

[@drajosep]

Great video! I was unacquainted about the difference between epidural and spinal anesthesia. thank you very well explained.

[@duaaradhiabd8713]

Can help me. I need a simpler video than this kindly

[@khoiamulislam2945]

epidural and subdural has 3 mm gap ,
epidural can be controlled but is not as potent as subdural , sometimes the patient can feel movement but not pain , while the advantage being the dose can be conrolled , good for perioperative and obstetrics , lasts longer
subdural more potent but lasts lesser time , diadvantage is not controlled , mostly lidocaine used

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Nice

[@lecturiomedical]

Thanks!

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Very good

[@bhatowais3237]

There should be some animation veidos also.....

[@kymarah]

I had an epidural for my first pregnancy but they injected to much in me during my 14 hours of labor. I could move my legs but I was so numb hours after the ejection I could not feel my chest and leg. I was able sitting upright with the help of the nurse but I was holding my self up with my arms. My back and legs where so weak and numb the nurse did not believe me so she hit my back. I could hear a loud slap but I did not feel it . My feet hit the floor as I was looking down but before I knew it my feet where flat on the floor my legs where bent my butt was on the floor my spin was curled tight between my legs my head hit the floor my neck was on my pelvic my arms where straight out in front of me and I could not feel the impact of the fall. The nurse hit the call button and several people ran in and put me back on the table they did a bunch of testing to make sure nothing was damaged or broken. This happened back in 1990 October 31.

[@MyEyesBled]

Boy when these go wrong, your life can be completely DESTROYED

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[@manuelacrucitti6599]

Actually, it's not correct the fact that he said we could not put a catheter in the subarachnoid space.

[@LocalFloridaMan24]

Future CRNA. May you Rest In Peace

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..♥♥..

[@HaithmG]

Thanks