Digital Nerve Block

This is a brief video detailing how to do regional anesthesia for the fingers.
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[@o0Dr0o]

the ease of explanation is unbelievable , if medicine will be taught that way , it would be too easy . OMG , thank you .

[@JuanPablo-it1ll]

Thank you, you taught me what any mentor did on med school, greetings from Mexico

[@victoria10031]

Excellent video with DETAILED start to finish supplies , anatomy and demonstration thanks !

[@alirezataghavi7021]

Nice and helpful. I knew nothing about the second technique.

[@orthoplastic_surgery]

Good axial slice for understanding!

[@vinodhkumar2402]

Excellent 👍

[@docblog8996]

Good one, is it old aged live person or cadaver? If blood vessels present just beside fingers what to do?

[@redrobotmonkey]

Aspirating will make sure you are not in a blood vessel. Always aspirate before injecting.

[@darronransome1646]

definitely a cadaver

[@joestevenson5568]

Clearly a cadaver

[@h.a7688]

thanks

[@ayoungtricknamedjim5498]

Ya but what is the music that's playing?

[@WillyBFree6]

Broke for Free - Beyond Dazed

[@LA_Viking]

I have zero idea why RubeTube recommended this video, but since it did there is no use wasting it. Back in the stone age of my introduction to medicine (about 1981) I was observing a very similar technique. While doing so I was warned never to use lidocaine with epi when injecting any digit due to the risk of vasoconstriction causing problems. Is this warning still valid, is it no longer valid, or was it never valid and I was simply told incorrectly? I chose the Epidemiology path and never found myself having to inject a digit.

[@azoznail1223]

Some lidocaine injections contain epinephrine that should never be injected into fingers . You're not wrong . So if the lidocaine is not mixed it's not contraindicated

[@redrobotmonkey]

ASPIRATE!

[@wahabdilawar]

This hand didn't feel a thing...🙂