As for most nerve blocks, fascia planes are all-important. Nowhere is it more so than for ankle blocks. This video describes the innervation and the fascia planes around the ankle joint.
mario@catchatiger.co.zaJune 29, 2020
According to Hilton’s Law of Anatomy, all the nerves that innervate muscles that move a joint also innervate that joint. That makes total analgesia of the hip joint challenging, but, if the innervation of the hip joint as described her is understood, it becomes less of a challenge.
mario@catchatiger.co.zaJune 29, 2020
Effective nerve blocks of the shoulder joint can be a daunting task. This task becomes even impossible is the detailed innervation of the shoulder joint as described here is not understood.
mario@catchatiger.co.zaJune 29, 2020
Most of the action in Regional Anesthesia of the upper limb happens above the clavicle in the posterior triangle of the neck where the brachial plexus lives.
mario@catchatiger.co.zaJune 29, 2020
Anatomy can be boring, but with this video, the author tried to liven up the essential anatomy of the brachial plexus.
mario@catchatiger.co.zaJune 29, 2020
There are a few basic anatomical principles and concepts that pertain specifically to Regional Anesthesia and Acute Pain Medicine. The author summarized these in this video.
mario@catchatiger.co.zaJune 29, 2020
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