LSORA: US supraclavicular block

[@Tobias27_]

Thanks sir. Let me ask you a question please. Which muscles did you pass through from superficial to profoundus during the this intervention? And If we would think the putting a perineural catheher to this space, where should we prefer? For example middle of the sheath or further into, below the corner? (Sorry for my English)

[@drgadham]

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[@Mszhang01]

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[@endra_____rex556]

Excellent video

[@small-timegarden]

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[@haliShanna]

This is definitely the old way to do supraclavicular block. Now it is accepted from all anesthesiologists that no need to go inside the plexus and "blow it like a grenade ". Instead first shot in the clavicular a. subclavia corner and the second shot is above the plexus, this way we "sandwich" the plexus between our placed L.A.

[@ThienNguyen-wr4of]

It’s real helpful!

[@drvinodprakash]

Thanks

[@mritunjaykumar9549]

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