Hello, please tell me if removing the episacral lipoma will relieve my pain? I’m scheduled for this

Halloween, please tell me if removing the episacral lipoma will relieve the pain??

I have an issue with the perineal branch of this nerve, can it be blocked as part of a pudendal block? I think they missed this branch on my diagnostic PFCN block I just had done

Good comprehensive presentation

Hey Dr Terkawi, would it still be Cluneal Nerve if its main pain is 6cm from illiac crest, and around 11cm from centre of spine? Please would really appreciate help. Thanks

7:21

Excelente Doctor

Thank you! Very informative and I thoroughly enjoyed it

I found this extremely informative. You are describing a patient that I had problems diagnosing properly. Thank you so much😳👍

Most may benefit from Alpha Lipoic Acid.

Wonderful insight from a sufferers persective thank you. I seem still to be unable to find anyone who describes my issue. I have no trigger points and the bilateral burning area of my skin gets worse when in contact with a seat/chair or if driving, its on the upper area of my buttocks but around 3 inches below the iliac crest, it was slight but since doing some stretches it has gotten worse though is sometimes gone when I awake, but after sitting for a short while will return. Have you ever heard of this Dr Terkawi?

Thank you very much, sir! Amazing lectures! Really appreciate it!

Thank you very much, sir!

Thank you very much, sir!

Nice job

Thank you, sir! It was an amazing lecture !

Really great job! Thanks Dr. Abdullah. How can I contact you dr. ? Your DM message at X is closed

Thank you so much for excellent lecture

Great job! Thanks a lot!

Is it possible to target/inject the nerve from the spinal root if these two methods didnt work?

I would like to watch a permanent P Ud END Al nerve block

The injection may confirm the diagnosis, but what are the treatments after that is accomplished?

I have this pattern of pain on the R and DRIVING is very painful.

جزاك الله خيرا

Excelent

Thank you so much

Thank u so much very informative 😊

Hello Dr Terkawi, your video has been very helpful for me to understand this relevant anatomy as anesthesiologist. I would like to share a novel approach for PFCN block,

Great lecture~! Thank you for sharing.

Awesome lecture

A lot of doctors, including neurosurgeons don't know anything about cluneal nerves. I am due surgery in 2 weeks for what appears to be back mice on my left iliac crest. My theory is these are pressing on cluneal nerves. It has been 8 years of serious pain, many many specialist visits, injections, radio-frequency rhizotomy's and I diagnosed myself because no one would listen. I had one neurosurgeon state it was in my head that I could feel lumps. Another doctor said it was bone. Back mice are lipomas and are very clearly not bone! So after a few months of steroid injections having found a pain doctor that knew about them, though with little relief, I found a surgeon that will take them out. Hopefully it will ease the pain and I can have some normality. It appears that most doctors can only see the spine. If that is fine then surely there is no pain. One flare up I was in the ER on morphine and used a walker for 2 weeks. I was 42 at the time, as active and fit as I coukd be for someone with back issues.

I am doing systematic review about the effects of nefopam on opioid consumption , I have question regarding pain medication Adding morphine or fentanyl affects the pain reduction response ?? Difference in medication may affect? It may affect my reading of the reduction of opioid consumption or not related?

In the last slide I said brachial nerve, sorry I meant the radial nerve.

Nice presentation

Thank you for your great lecture. Looking forward to the next vdo.❤

Thank you very much!

يعطيك العافيه 🌹🌹🌹

❤ thanks you so much

Do you know of anywhere in Ontario Canada where I can get treatment for this ? I have been trying for 23 years to get to the cause of pain every time I sit and no cause has been definitively found.

Can inguinal hernia cause that

Thank you Sir!

Very amazing , and interesting it’s possible to have the presentation 🙏🏻 please

You Must see Video …. 🎉🎉🎉🎉

Thanks for sharing ⭐️🙏🙏🌿

I love your video. Thank you. PLEASE don't stop upload.

Very enjoyable lecture. I’ve learned very much. Very clear. Thank you so much.

is pulsed rf safe for an inflamed superficial radial nerve caused by needle-stick injury?

Amazing video, how would you as a Dr. differ PN from OI pain as they can mimic each other if blocks did not help?

Is cluneal nerve Rfa is covered currently by Medicare ?

Thank you so much! Amazing overview of the muscular anatomy, the best I've seen! Very helpful for me as an anesthesiologist at the beginning of my career.