Difficult Intubation on a Shoulder Surgery Table – Crash course with Dr. Hadzic

Have you noticed that many STAT calls for help with intubation come from the shoulder surgery room? In this video, DR HADZIC takes us through the airway dangers of the shoulder table, and how the malpositioning...

NEW CRASH COURSE: Difficult Intubation For Shoulder Surgery

Difficult Intubation For Shoulder Surgery Have you noticed that many STAT calls for help with intubation come from the shoulder surgery room? In this video, DR HADZIC takes us through the airway dangers of the ...

New video! Sciatic Block Anatomy Explained – NYSORA’s 3D Anatomy videos

The sciatic nerve is imaged approximately at the level of the minor trochanter. At this location...

Interscalene Catheter In a Patient with Difficult Anatomy

  Introduction “Interscalene Catheter In a Patient with Difficult Anatomy” Insertion of a perineural catheter requires substantially greater expertise than a single-injection block. Moreover, a...

Pediatric Regional Anesthesia, Review

Introduction – Pediatric Regional Anesthesia Over the past 30 years, pediatric regional anesthesia has come of age. There is now a large and rapidly growing body of information regarding the impact of dev...

The Role of Fascia in Interscalene Plexus & other NB Complications

Fascial “clicks” and “pops” are common during nerve block procedures, and sometimes can be useful for determining needle location. However, one must be careful when passing the needle through the fasciae. This ...