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deleted87051
Benumof wrote up that block😉
anesthesiology.pubs.asahq.org
Permanent Loss of Cervical Spinal Cord Function Associated with Interscalene Block Performed under General Anesthesia
PERFORMING an interscalene block (ISB) during general anesthesia (GA) for postoperative shoulder surgery analgesia is a common procedure. Although epidural, 1–3subarachnoid, 4–6and motor nerve root 7injections have been reported during the performance of ISB, there have been no cases reported in...
anesthesiology.pubs.asahq.org
Cervical spinal.
0/4 used ultrasound
Benumof wrote up that block😉
Permanent Loss of Cervical Spinal Cord Function Associated with Interscalene Block Performed under General Anesthesia
PERFORMING an interscalene block (ISB) during general anesthesia (GA) for postoperative shoulder surgery analgesia is a common procedure. Although epidural, 1–3subarachnoid, 4–6and motor nerve root 7injections have been reported during the performance of ISB, there have been no cases reported in...
0/4 used ultrasound
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deleted162650
That was long before U/S came into the regional anesthesia picture
Back to the topic at hand: Does anyone have any spinal dosing suggestions, or could anyone please provide a link to good video on "TSA" blocks???
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deleted87051
No duramorph
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deleted126335
When men were men.
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deleted162650
I'm sorry, but that is offensive to the transgender community.
Like ultrasound guided nerve blocks, this issue had not yet been discovered in the 90's.
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deleted87051
Looks like an appropriate dictation to me...at least he didn't dictate anes: "present".
Named a correct form of anesthesia = winning
Named a correct form of anesthesia = winning
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deleted697535
Last weeks fellow asked me to paralyze our patient more!
She was 41kg and 87 yo. She has 0 muscle mass
And I literally had to kick him out of the way to do the spinal. Like he saw me not give a ga or tube and still thought I had paralyzed her.
This weeks one is notoriously slow so I did a cse. That blew his mind. He nearly had to sit down to comprehend that
She was 41kg and 87 yo. She has 0 muscle mass
And I literally had to kick him out of the way to do the spinal. Like he saw me not give a ga or tube and still thought I had paralyzed her.
This weeks one is notoriously slow so I did a cse. That blew his mind. He nearly had to sit down to comprehend that
Completely appropriate description of that block.
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deleted87051
Maybe an intrathecal catheter inserted at T4-5 and threaded up to C5.
forums.studentdoctor.net
Thoracic epidural and autonomic dysreflexia
Hey folks, a question I was pondering: Let's say you place a T4-5 epidural but get a wet tap then decide to leave a catheter and use it perioperatively. You dose some local and they get a spinal anesthetic, as you expect. Now question: Are they at risk for autonomic dysreflexia if they get...
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