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Had a nerve block prior to foot surgery. There was a painful shooting pain during the injection. Almost a 1 year later, I still have numbness and spasms in my foot. Hope it will resolve eventually.

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1) How do we know on a machine we've never used that u measure 1 or 2 cycles on M Mode? 2) at what week does CRL become phased out? I believe at week 12 from what I recall on most machines I've used. (General/vascular tech here that's done only vascular for the last 5 yrs)

Listening to replay in Kansas City.

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Hiii Can u make a video on transcranial ultrasound in adults?

Two yrs ago. I was standing on the back deck .A board broke ,I had no time to react .Fast forward I had a follow up with the orthopedic to see if I was going to be released for work .My job is very physical .The P.A walks in and says .I don't see why you wouldn't be able to return to work .I had a fluid pocket on my thigh .She never looked , dismissed my concerns and they don't treat hematomas . The very next night ,my leg had busted open .I didn't even realize it was ruptured until my flipflop was wet ..Long story !! Saturday Eve it ruptured Tues afternoon I was in the ER very sick !! Worst pain ever .Spent 19 days in the hospital .gases trapped , debridement twice !! And I have a non healed wound . Devastating injury .Lots of times patients are misdiagnose.just a disheartening injury

Hi doc, I hope you'll notice, Do musculoskeletal ultrasound will show muscle tissue damage? Thank you

Hi doc, I hope you'll notice do MSK ultrasound will show muscle injury? Thank you doc

I think given the findings of prophy-vap trial, ed physician can quickly scan the acute brain insult patient who had an rsi and if there is full stomach, confidently give emperical antibiotics to prevent downstream VAP. What are your thoughts?

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Hi doc, I hope you'll notice, may I ask what's the difference between MSK Ultrasound ang General Ultrasound? Thank you

hello doc, very thank you for this lecture!!! May I wish that you make a video of POCUS of peripheral arterial occlusion disease at the future? thank you!

This is the best video I have seen so far. The way he explained the fibrous encapsulation helped me a lot. I was hit by a car 14 years ago. I developed a large morel lesion. After the original event I had to have fluid removed. Years later there is no longer fluid, but the large mass is still there. The ultrasound suggested fluid accumulation, but nothing came back during aspiration. The doctor told me there was nothing they could do because there was no fliud to remove. They didnt explain why the mass is still there. Thanks for the video.

great tutorial 💯

Beautiful video Sir.👍

really grateful and excited to see this topic! thank you

Hi doc, is it possible that hematoma will take for a year to resolve? Thank you

Hi doc, may I ask? why doctors recommend aspiration for hematoma and why some says not recommended to do aspiration? Thank you

Your wisdom, even beyond ultrasound, is appreciated!

Also want to know if we can angle correct CW dopppler sampling in eccentric TR jets to get a close to true TR velocity

Excellent discussion and teaching. Congratulations. My questions: Can we do angle correction in pulsed doppler to assess mitral E velocity?. I notice that the LV imflow is sometimes at an angle and such correction will give the true E velocity

Thanks that was very comprehensive. Any suggestions about applying traction for loose skin. Sometimes i run into issues puncturing the vein on older patients.

Please make a video on diastasis recti

Really appreciated your lecture on soft tissue

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Great info! Ty!

Dr, Matthew, excelent analisis on IVC U.S. observation, it´s not just good images and messurements, the usefullnes is to understand the dynamics in order to take some action (or not) on a patient. based on theese observation . thanks and go on with this work

Thanks man!

hello doctor, can I ask from which article do you find the result that stone < 5mm might don't have posterior acoustic shadow, thank you!

very good video, thank you very much

Your channel is one of top best in the area. You are so talented bro. Thanks for sharing this knowledge

Very nice keep going.

I pass your channel all over. Great info Matt and Sandy!

Your teaching is great!

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Very impressive.thank you

6 months after elbow surgery armpit block, my thumb and 1st n 2nd finger is still numb. I'm a double leg amputee and have now been falling cause i cant feel my fingertips and whole fingertip side of thumb. dr blames the block. the annethetist blames dr... yay

fantastic topic, which I was eager to know! I am currently an intern at taiwan, want to go into family medicine into future, and as our country doesn't have curriculum and learning guideline about ultrasound for family medicine physician, learn how much, how deep during internship and residency and how to be proficient is always my questions... thank you for this topic

Wow! Thank you for sharing…I learned so much from Dr. Gibson

Very comprehensive.. excellent review..

Hi doc, do soft tissue ultrasound show muscles, tendons, ligaments, nerves and any type of injuries? Thank you

My husband had a block in his shoulder. They struck the nerve sheath which then numbed half his face among other issues. I will NEVER have a block.

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Very interesting, feeling how the bloating and pain receded within approximately two months made all the difference, I simply go’ogled the latest by Tilly Strankten and her Ovarian Cyst Guide and although it really took about 10 weeks for it to totally shrink and vanish I’ve never felt so light and relaxed.

Meh, those probe covers are around 7.00 a piece. I work on a vascular access team and we still use Tegaderms for regular PIVs without any issues. We wipe the outside of the teg with CHG once it's on the ultrasound probe and use sterile gel, and obviously clean the arm with CHG.