Subgluteal Sciatic Nerve Block

[@drdivesh1]

Posterior cutaneous of the thigh is situated medial to sciatic nerve at subgluteal level, towards the end of video its shown to be lateral to sciatic nerve..

[@nictwisp]

Had this done today, my whole glute and leg and my foot is on fire 🔥. It’s not even day one yet but this is difficult. 😥 I hope this helps soon! Doc said it could perhaps take up to a few days.

[@regionalanesthesiology]

Good luck and I hope you’re feeling better very soon-hang in there!

[@BaibhavBhandari]

Question: subgluteal approach is also described as going between long head of biceps and adductor magnus. so technically speaking the approach you described above must be transgluteal one

[@zakalobi80]

Great video. Thanks

[@oceandiscovery5288]

Question: Why not block both the sciatic and the posterior cutaneous nerve of the thigh at the gluteal crease to save time??

[@rishikwatt483]

Shut up. Get out of here.

[@MunaDorena]

Good job

[@azmiarman]

Hi... Greetings from malaysia. Can you show how to block posterior cutaneous nerve of thigh.. I watched another youtube video.. hyperechoic structure in between biceps femoris and semitendinosis muscles is actually conjoint tendon

[@jeffnorris55]

Is the done at Duke University Hospital? Can you provide a link for consult PLEASE. Lastly, what are the side affects of this?

[@Jordan-so5wp]

Amazing

[@regionalanesthesiology]

Thank you! Thanks for watching!

[@반영준-d8t]

good

[@drez8242]

Damn bro, your hands are sweaty as hell

[@regionalanesthesiology]

Haha I had to watch it again to see what you were talking about-you’re right…wow, the AC must’ve been off that day. Thanks for watching though!

[@drez8242]

Lol, great video tho! Used it the other day!@@regionalanesthesiology

[@rishikwatt483]

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