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  • Two complaints. Shit guitar music. Approach from the posterior is safer.

  • I almost always perform this low interscalene block. I check whether local anesthetic spreads around the bracheal plexus in the supraclavicular region during local anesthetic injection as well as after local anesthetic injection. I almost always get good local anesthetic spread. When I find that I won't get good local anesthetic injection during the procedure, I move the needle tip placement to get good local anethetic spread.

  • how many have tried this ? Any comments ?

  • I fill insertng the neadly in direct vertical direction will be more safe as it will avoid pherenic noerve and a smaller path will be traversed by the needle.

  • I call this technique low interscalene block. Low interscalene block is thought of as the anterior approach of cervical paravertebral block, which can block all branches of the brachial plexus.

  • Excellent video.

    How did the block work?

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