Pectoralis (PECS) blocks I & II

[@RGD7079]

Thanks for creating a concise yet extremely informative briefing of the PECS blocks-excellent.

[@gerritvanheerden4477]

Fantastic explanation. Please do more videos like this!!

[@aaronali7575]

Great video! Thanks for the informative PECS block overview.

[@SamtaniPradeep]

Very crisp and clear. Thanks a tonne Sir

[@DoctorGA]

Yesterday, I have given PEC 1 and 2 first time Thankyou

[@regionalanesthesiology]

Great to hear it, hope it went well!!

[@anesthesiologistma8373]

I will not see anymore PECs nerve block since I watch this one .thank you so much .

[@tl854393]

Thank you for beautiful video. I have a question: which block should we use as anesthesia for mastectomy and axially disection in a respiratory high risk patient, ex servere copd.

[@party4real]

Thank you for the excellent video. Could you elaborate on using local infiltration for anterior cutaneous branches. 2:23 is this something you do at the time of the pecs block?

[@remyhakobyan]

Thanks a lot for efforts Can you please give me an idea of any block that could work for thyroid surgery

[@sebastianxajex]

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[@JohanSantosa]

Hi, I was wondering, is this a block to perform on an awake patient or is it too painful?

[@MegaPoliyo]

Can I ask, when is this block superior to erector spinae, which to my reckoning seems to cover most of the samer indications but slightly easier perhaps? thoughts?

[@nt8894]

Excellent video.

[@hantla]

Wonderful explanation. Thank you

[@asimmahmood397]

Do you do bilateral block for bilateral mastectomy?

[@rishikumargautam3314]

Awesome video

[@aresha888]

Thank you.Very easy to understand

[@drJamesBevenou]

outstanding g

[@erlantoulegen]

Nice illustrations. Concise. For same breast indications mentioned in video, can ESP work too? Thank you

[@kylethorne2237]

ESP and Intrapec block would cover it.

[@No-xh2cs]

Esp doesn't cover for axillary dissection pain though is what I've noticed. Also esp block doesn't seem as dense

[@paanmelaka]

thank you

[@regionalanesthesiology]

Thanks for watching!

[@chaltimepass]

Super video

[@jopucayjopucay7612]

Super!

[@maheshagrawal3328]

Too good

[@vivekkaushal3048]

Very good illustrations

[@doctorbius]

Why need to block both pecs 1,2

[@namir91]

He explained in the video. Pecs 1 does muscle but not cutaneous. Pecs 2 does cutaneous innervation

[@jomaahassan6051]

Good