Ultrasound-Guided Femoral Nerve Block – Regional anesthesia Crash course with D...

Ultrasound Guided Femoral Nerve Block – The ultrasound (US)-guided technique of the femoral nerve block allows the practitioner to monitor the spread of local anesthetic and needle placement and make appr...

Supraclavicular Block Explained by Dr. Hadzic

Experienced practitioners of regional anesthesia sometimes call this block “spinal anesthesia for the upper extremity”, a pragmatic testimony to how complete anesthesia results from the supraclavicular block. H...

Tips on Spinal Anesthesia With Dr. Hadzic

Everyone knows that a small-gauge spinal needle requires a guide needle (introducer) during the administration of spinal anesthesia. However, HOW you use the guide needle to place a spinal needle through it int...

What is the Best Ultrasound machine?

We have so many models and brands now available, the consumers can easily get confused when buying one, says Dr Hadzic. “I do a lot of professional medical photography and people often asked me similar qu...

Regional Anesthesia Crash Course with Dr. Hadzic: Management of Disconnected Catheter

What to do if you accidentally disconnect the perineurial catheter? Dr Hadzic takes you through the steps of a real case study where the patient’s catheter, despite being very well secured in the interscalene b...

Regional Anesthesia Crash Course with Dr. Hadzic: Axillary Block Clinical Decision Ma...

The axillary brachial plexus block is relatively simple to perform and may be associated with a lower risk of complications compared with interscalene (eg, spinal cord or vertebral artery puncture) and supracla...