Ultrasound guided blocks of the median, ulnar and radial nerves

[@432awrxaz]

1:38 Median Nerve
2:29 Ulnar Nerve
3:01 Radial Nerve

[@matbr9162]

the medial antebrachial cutaneous nerve is not a branch of the ulnar nerve, it branches directly from the medial cord of the brachial plexus. Thanks for the fantastic video

[@spandangle334]

Clever stuff .. I just had nerve blocker yesterday for my smashed elbow breaks ... accident sat early evening x rayed put in a temp back slab but full arm cast home by midnight sat/sun then Sunday rested and Monday morning in for surgery to have screws and plates put in ... out of theatre about 4 pm is home by 630pm ish ... now to heal but in lots of pain but my days this nerve blocker was good until it wore off 🙈🙈 more to the point our British N.H.S wow they got me in surgery and on the mend with in 48 hours 💪💪💪 give those guys a pay rise 😎😎😎❤❤❤😎😎😎

[@ksenijavranjevac2572]

So satisfying to watch the nerves start to swim and separate from the fascia ❤

[@regionalanesthesiology]

I know! It’s hugely satisfying. Thanks for watching!

[@phonesavanh-98]

Wow-can’t wait to try this particular approach to the radial!

[@uramalakia]

What's Your favourite local anesthetic and why?

[@zakalobi80]

I found distal nerve block provide good surgical conditions with patient satisfaction especially with minimal sedation.

[@kulegodwinkaburuma8008]

Thank you so much for this...

[@svkdaily1129]

Thanks DR

[@gavinsullivan9015]

Excellent. If only our local orthopaedic surgeons wouldn’t insist on a tourniquet for every surgery 🙄

[@mikhailswartz]

😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂

[@doctorbius]

True tat

[@doctorbius]

This is not local orthopaedic. Its global