New York, USA — July 2025
NYSORA, the world’s leading source for regional anesthesia and perioperative education, is proud to unveil a brand-new Difficult IV Access segment on its massively popular website, NYSORA.com. This free, open-access resource builds on the runaway success of NYSORA’s Mastering Difficult IV Access manual, companion app, and viral YouTube videos—now viewed by over 250,000 healthcare professionals.
What’s New on NYSORA.com?
IV catheterization may be routine, but first-attempt failures and challenging patient factors make it one of the trickiest procedures in medicine. The new Difficult IV Access section breaks this complexity down into four high-yield, visually rich modules:
- Peripheral IV Technique
Step-by-step fundamentals, positioning tips, and pro tricks to nail first-stick success.
- Troubleshooting Challenges
Real-world solutions for occlusions, infiltrations, and patient-specific pitfalls.
- Special Populations
Tailored guidance for pediatrics, geriatrics, bariatrics, burn victims—and everyone in between.
- Ultrasound-Guided Access
Hands-on video demos and expert commentary on image-guided catheter placement.
Each module features crisp clinical videos, annotated illustrations, and “pearls” you can put into practice today—no paywall required.
“We built this content for anesthesiologists, nurses, ER teams—anyone who places an IV when seconds count,” says Dr. Admir Hadzic, NYSORA Founder. “With 250,000 subscribers tuning into our YouTube tutorials, it became clear: this life-saving knowledge belongs to the global community, not locked behind a paywall.”
Reinforcing NYSORA’s Global Education Mission
For over 30 years, NYSORA has championed open access to cutting-edge clinical knowledge. Today, with 18 million annual website visitors and a thriving YouTube following, NYSORA is expanding beyond anesthesia to fully serve nurses and interprofessional teams. The launch of the Difficult IV Access section marks a pivotal step in NYSORA’s mission to democratize healthcare education, anytime, anywhere.
Join the movement. Head to NYSORA now to explore the new Difficult IV Access section.
