Axillary Brachial Plexus Block - Regional anesthesia Crash course with Dr. Hadzic

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[@RalfMtr]

When someone explains something and makes it look simple, is because that person knows quite a lot about the subject. Every anesthesiologist around the world knows who this guy is and the relevance of NYSORA on investigation and education on regional anesthesia.

[@oliverpetrikowski7026]

Never heard of the guy

[@mariavaleriapippi6870]

You are a great Professor!

[@geyssonharryvelandiacesped284]

great video!

[@WilliamBrownGuitar]

Excellent. Would be helpful to see the position of the probe first though, just to get general bearings and idea of needle placement.

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Great suggestion!

[@krishnamoorthiparamasivam9816]

Wow , very fascinating to watch this crash course .

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Thank you!

[@user-sb8zr7xk3t]

Thanks alot D.Hazics

[@aircavmedic]

I had CMC arthroplasty(RN), first axillary block, then supraclavicular rescue block. In my case, axillary worked longer. Thank you

[@SergioANAYARamos]

Excelente explicación y las imágenes eco gráficas son de muy buena calidad

[@hoho7378]

How nice you made it Dr.Hadzic Great Thanks♥️

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Glad you like it!

[@Jhardage62]

I'm going to give my students this link. I like to teach a "Keep it simple" method to most everything and this certainly qualifies as such. Most of them forget about the musculocutaneous nerve and that can cause quite a few complaints both from the patients and the hand guys we work with so it's nice to see that covered so well.

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That is so fascinating !

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Thank you!

[@GustavoMontanha]

great video! thanks!!

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Glad you liked it!

[@ramzikadi8852]

Thanks so much sir for that bright short and concise video

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[@AbdulMannan-pl1po]

Is the probe position same in both case of perivascular and perineural axillary block

[@jonpalmer925]

Excellent video, sir!

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Thanks for watching

[@jy4820]

simple and clear. THank you !

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[@minhoju5004]

thank you , local anesthetics is only lidocaine or mix ?

[@caniget1subs128]

Extremely well described

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Wonderful presentation!

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Awesome 👏 job, Admir, you are an expert

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Thank you so much 😀

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Perfect!

[@rocioambrosio3837]

Thank you

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[@Thevwmethod]

I have very high daily BP of about 180 .. If i push my shoulders back and lift it con boost my bp in the 240s and will sweat a lot I have more like AD and adrenaline problems on clonidine it drop my bp but I csn still boost it up..would block! Do this

[@lkanand3110]

Excellent teaching tool

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Hey Lakesh! Glad you liked it! Keep watching!!

[@anesthesia101online]

KISS … mantra Nice sonography!

[@suvarnatamaskar465]

Very well explained.

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[@taha-mu8dy]

You are great

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[@wsayp]

GREAT

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Thank you!

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5:33 very interesting

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Отличное видео понятно всё даже если я не знаю языка

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Thank you!

[@XXXJAB]

20 ml in total, is this for solely regional anaesthesia? Or is it to supplement a general anaesthetic? Thank you

[@devendarjain7037]

It really depends on soooo many other factors, doesn’t it?

[@docanamika510]

Great video sir 👍👍 But 20ml dose is less for doing surgery in forearm. I prefer 30ml wd dilution of local anaesthetics...

[@bi0lizard1]

So easy even a CRNA could do it.

[@waseemullahmalik8602]

Kss Principle,