Channel Title: Regional Anesthesiology and Acute Pain Medicine Channel Description: <video> Airway Blocks for Awake Intubation Description: Need to anesthetize the airway? You COULD spend half an hour topicalizing the mucosa, and maybe that works in the end, but in this video we'll teach you a step by step, simple method that takes 5 minutes to do and gives you outstanding airway anesthesia. </video> <video> Ultrasound Probe Covers...Time Consuming? Description: Nope. Easy-peasy. </video> <video> Is nerve stimulation a pain?? #nerveblock #medical #acutepain #regionalanesthesia Description: </video> <video> Avoid quads weakness with QL blocks! #nerveblock #acutepain #regionalanesthesia Description: </video> <video> Blocktober Live! Finishing Blocktober with a Bang!. Sunday 10/29 at 4.00 pm EST. Description: Blocktober 23 is finishing. We having a live interactive scanning session. Login to the chat session and ask Jeff Gadsden and Stuart Grant what regional anesthesia sono-anatomy you want scanned. What block confuses you? What do you want to see on ultrasound? Do you have any burning regional anesthesia question you need answered? Type in the live chat now incase you will the live event. The event will be posted afterward. Also please let us know where you will be watching from. </video> <video> PECS blocks are easy and useful! Description: These simple blocks can be done quickly after induction and provide excellent analgesia for breast and chest wall surgery. </video> <video> How You Gonna Block It? (feat. Amit "I Got The" Pawa & Tha Notorious JCG) Description: How ARE you gonna block it? It better be hot... To get a monthly helping of regional anesthesia insights, humor and stories, check out the Block It Like It's Hot Podcast wherever you get your pod: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4JlV9JJiYEG9XnSqkNSfbt?si=17e95200f01f4589 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/block-it-like-its-hot/id1657437198 </video> <video> Ultrasound Guided Genicular Blocks (2024 update!) Description: In this video, we outline the step-by-step method to block ALL of the genicular nerves for acute or chronic knee pain. We'll combine these with one or more of these complementary blocks: Femoral Nerve Block: https://youtu.be/TOcvCKr9J18?si=F0vQy1xtUyxYi8r2 Adductor Canal Block: https://youtu.be/MfdaL95f7mc?si=xNYuBCXqGy9PQSK9 iPACK Block: https://youtu.be/k3JHNIlW9u4?si=x5ihnORDM9cml3R8 </video> <video> Pop block clips can be so satisfying #nerveblock #acutepain #medical #popliteal #OnlyScans Description: Sometimes after a long day at work, all I want to do is sit back, pour myself a drink, and watch clips of popliteal sciatic injections on repeat. </video> <video> Don't miss this LIVE scan!! 10/29 @ 4 pm! #live #youtube Description: Mark your calendars to join Stu and Jeff when they take YOUR questions and requests!! We will scan and demonstrate ANYTHING you want! </video> <video> Adductor Canal Block (2024 update!) Description: There's more to adductor canal blocks than meets the eye...in this video, we break it down and give you our best tips for block success </video> <video> Wrist Blocks (Landmark AND ultrasound guided approaches!) Description: Need to numb a patient's hand for a minor procedure or hand surgery? We take you through the simple, safe technique for both landmark and ultrasound guided wrist blocks. </video> <video> Continuous Spinal Anesthesia! #regionalanesthesia #patientsafety #continuous #spinal Description: We do love us some continuous spinal catheters for high-risk patients. It's just so safe and stable for those with severe cardiopulmonary disease, while also being dense and more reliable than epidural anesthesia. </video> <video> Are genicular blocks a hassle?! #nerveblock #acutepain #kneepain #ultrasound Description: Genicular blocks are super simple and very effective at reducing opioid use after total knee replacement. </video> <video> RAPTIR block start to finish! (Retroclavicular Approach to the Infraclavicular Region) Description: RAPTIRs don't bite...they are simple and have several advantages over traditional infraclavicular brachial plexus approaches. See for yourself... </video>

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