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[@drwalthermd]

Thank you for your time and teaching Theresa! What I believe would be MOST helpful (for future video directions) would be the use of patients like MY patient population (BMI>30) and have many images demonstrating the ultrasound finding of the nerves. So, perhaps a quiz style format; here is an ultrasound image, THEN the superimposed labels and directions appear... thank you again!

[@wafaibrahim369]

Thanks a lot ... 🌸💓💓😂🌿🙏🌿🌿🌿appreciate sharing the knowledge information. Experience

[@chandrikakamath2707]

Very nice. Could you share your tips on needle visualization and probe alignment?

[@02hreblue30]

I would have put my needle also above C5 and totally surrounded C5-6. piling more local in an already saturated spot does zero, and if using Exparel you have to dissect much better than that or they will assuredly have pain. Surround the ball don't corner it, and dissect it more also. Exparel spread is horrible so have to be way more exacting unlike straight Ropiv or Bupiv spread.

[@SSRAUSA]

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[@bodelice]

Nice video. And nice ring ...:-)

[@sandman08051]

Thank you very nice

[@choski76]

nicely done

[@DieWolf57]

Sorry - while the video is ok the appearance of the lady definitely is not. No dangling of ID-Cards in the operating theatre, no loose ribbons, hair not covered and most annoying - wearing a diamond ring with crab holding when working at a patient under presumable sterile conditions - this is truly unprofessional. And this in a teaching film. Is this the standard of hygiene at Your hospital? Don't You have a code of conduct ? I really wonder. In Germany hospitals were closed for lesser reasons by the local RGU.

[@SSRAUSA]

DieWolf57 Thank you for your comments. These videos were obviously for demonstration only and not on real patients (disclosed in the videos).