Popliteal + Saphenous blocks for ankle fracture - Regional anesthesia Crash course with Dr. Hadzic

Popliteal + Saphenous blocks for ankle fracture - Regional anesthesia Crash course with Dr. Hadzic

Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:15 Scanning
0:45 Popliteal nerve block
2:40 Saphenous nerve block


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[stephenchiuyang]

what is the advantage of out of plane technique vs in plane technique? do you thread catheters with out of plane technique as well?

[jeremyjones]

not sure why you are doing these with an out of plane technique. Wouldn't you rather see the entire needle as it advances toward the target?

[giovannizecchino]

Thanks for the well done video as always! Can you tell me the anesthetic's concentration and volume?

[j-ld]

Good video! But one question why do you use stimulation with ultrasound ? (French anesth)

[jkinzer]

Thank God I was zooted when they did this lol