Diaphragm-Sparing Blocks for Shoulder Analgesia

Which nerve blocks you should use for analgesia in patients with history of respiratory disease? Phrenic nerve block and diaphragmatic paralysis with Interscalene Block are challenges that we all face in everyday practice of nerve blocks. We all often take care of patients who would be beneficiary of interscalene analgesia. However, the presence of respiratory disease makes it a uncomfortable to proceed with an interscalene brachial plexus block because of the possibility of diaphragmatic paralysis. NYSORA developed several algorithms in its COMENDIUM of Regional Anesthesia to assist the clinical decision making in this clinical scenario. This video outlines the principles of shoulder analgesia in patients with respiratory problems.

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[alisabrifaris]

Where is the motor-sparing techniques description?
It looks like an advertisement video 😕

[ZzzzZz-pkyq]

Usually love NYSORA content, but this is just a commercial.

[maxjolly]

I expect better from you NYSORA and Dr. Hadzic. This was a thinly veiled commercial for your app and a waste of my 6 minutes. You have a lot of good videos but this kind of content will push people away quickly.

[nian]

Thanks for the presentation .... you are

[thisisdanchoi]

Misleading click-bait. This is one long advertisement for their paid product not an actual tutorial.

[artmelgaco]

Having the hand blocked (e.g. costoclavicular block) is a small adverse event I am willing to tolerate instead of HDP

[Dr.Praveen-nihk]

if you are just going to advertise how great nysora is than say so in the title. Please stop misrepresenting and making fool for people to watch your video. Thank you.