NERVE BLOCK ANESTHESIA FOR BUNION SURGERY

This video explains how to use a nerve (ankle) block for painless bunion surgery (bunionectomy), without general anesthesia. Dr Hadzic points out that a partial ankle block, with tibial and deep and superficial peroneal nerve blocks, are all that is needed for complete anesthesia for this operation. Additional clinical tips and cognitive aids from NYSORA’s fabled Nerve Block app simplify the understanding of the procedure.
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[@carriegaylesmith528]

I had one done yesterday, and this video helped me understand exactly what was going to happen to me.
I wanted to tell you thank you from the bottom of my feet!!!! You gave great comfort prior to my surgery, knowing the procedure relaxed me greatly!!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH.
Pre-K teacher
Oklahoma❤

[@macyjones115]

How bad did the needle hurt

[@shafiqurrehmannatnoo3301]

Thank you Dr Hadzic. Another beautiful video that simplifies regional Anesthesia

[@nysoravideo]

Hi Shafiq! Glad to hear this. Greetings to you and all your colleagues from NYSORA!

[@nian7826]

Thank you Dr. Hadzic..!

[@nysoravideo]

Thank you! Your comments are much appreciated!

[@Abdullah-el5rv]

very well explained ,sir

[@nysoravideo]

Hi Abdullah! Thank you for your comment.

[@andrejgorkic2193]

You are pretty much talking ankle block, but I personaly prefer popliteal block. One does fewer stabs with less pacient discomfort and gets longer anesthesia and analgesia. You get foot drop with popliteal block but benefits outweight the drawbacks IMO.

[@daniellereid7576]

I was Adair’s of nerve block but my doctor said he never lets his patients awake sun do but he doesn’t want u to record or see or hear what he does to block which is great I didn’t want to see no way better left not knowing

[@franknzonga5239]

Boa noito proximos vidio peço que faça traducao da legenda em portugues,falo de
Africa mozambique.

[@uramalakia]

Popliteal block?

[@wissgoable]

Give motor block. Patient can't walk

[@shafiqurrehmannatnoo3301]

Also slower onset of block usually

[@DRBLUESNYC]

Popliteal block is fine as well. However, it results in a foot drop (common peroneal nerve) for the duration of the block. This is why we prefer a more distal approach, wherever feasible. If the surgeons are using distal tourniquet, or Esmarch, and are reasonably efficient (under 60 minutes), partial ankle block is all you need. Greetings

[@user-yh4uz2ln7b]

@@DRBLUESNYC what would you add to cover discomfort/pain from a mid-high calf tourniquet? Had such a case recently

[@DRBLUESNYC]

See if you can negotiate with your surgeons to use above ankle Esmarch - instead of Tourniquet - works just the same. If they must use longer calf tourniquet - Partial Ankle Block + Sedation - Light GA. Greetings.

[@augustocampos9559]

👏👏👏👏

[@user-go3vw5hq3m]

I am from Bangladesh

[@maiyang6569]

👍

[@boltneck1705]

0:26 I would name that bunyan "Paul", definitely "Paul".

[@hoho7378]

Would you please speak slower in next times and more clearly😊
Thans vor understanding 😊

[@nysoravideo]

Hi ho ho! We are always here to help. You can reduce the Playback Speed to your convenience using the setting options on CZcams. Also, we do have subtitles on all our videos for clear understanding. I hope this will help you. Thank you!