Ultrasound Guided TAP Block for Abdominal Abscess

A quick case study on ultrasound guided TAP blocks from the Emergency Ultrasound Nerve Block Project to give you an idea about what our courses offer and the skills and techniques you can learn to improve your practice, increase patient satisfaction and improve outcomes. For more information about our upcoming courses, see http://www.ulscourse.com

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[valleyjulie]

Oh Why didn't you show the entire draining! That was so interesting!

[NuclearSwimmer666]

i am lost again...

[inwarsaw97]

I'm just wondering about doing this block in the vicinity of infected tissue. What do you think of the risk of introducing/spreading the infection to the deeper layers?