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<br /> Philips ultrasound-guided<br /> regional anesthesia tutorial<br /> <br /> Supraclavicular nerve block<br /> <br /> <br /> Brian Sites, MD<br /> Associate Professor of Anesthesiology<br /> Director of Orthopedic and Regional Anesthesia<br /> Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center<br /> Table of contents<br /> <br /> <br /> Supraclavicular nerve block<br /> 1 Introduction ........................................................3<br /> 2 Indications............................................................4<br /> 3 Gross anatomy....................................................5<br /> 4 Ultrasound anatomy..........................................8<br /> 5 Technique...........................................................13<br /> 6 Clinical pearls....................................................21<br /> <br /> Additional resou
Philips ultrasound-guidedregional anesthesia tut
Philips ultrasound-guidedregional anesthesia tut
Table of contentsSupraclavicular nerve block1
Table of contentsSupraclavicular nerve block1
1 IntroductionThanks to ultrasound technology,
1 IntroductionThanks to ultrasound technology,
2 Indications• Postoperative analgesia or surgi
2 Indications• Postoperative analgesia or surgi
3 Gross anatomyThe supraclavicular nerve block
3 Gross anatomyThe supraclavicular nerve block
3 Gross anatomyThe key reference structures for
3 Gross anatomyThe key reference structures for
Figure 2 Relational gross anatomy with clavicle r
Figure 2 Relational gross anatomy with clavicle r
4 Ultrasound anatomy (short-axis imaging
4 Ultrasound anatomy (short-axis imaging
Figure 3 Short axis image of the brachial plexus
Figure 3 Short axis image of the brachial plexus
4 Ultrasound anatomy (short-axis imaging
4 Ultrasound anatomy (short-axis imaging
Video 1: Landmark structures: The video demonstra
Video 1: Landmark structures: The video demonstra
4 Ultrasound anatomy (short-axis imaging
4 Ultrasound anatomy (short-axis imaging
5 Technique• Conduct an ultrasound exam of the
5 Technique• Conduct an ultrasound exam of the
5 Technique• When the needle is positioned a
5 Technique• When the needle is positioned a
Figure 6 Demonstration of the in-plane approach f
Figure 6 Demonstration of the in-plane approach f
5 TechniqueFigure 7 Demonst
5 TechniqueFigure 7 Demonst
Figure 8 Demonstration of the in-plane approach f
Figure 8 Demonstration of the in-plane approach f
5 TechniqueFigure 9 Demonst
5 TechniqueFigure 9 Demonst
Video 2a: Demonstration of scanning techniques to
Video 2a: Demonstration of scanning techniques to
5 TechniqueVideo 2b: Dem
5 TechniqueVideo 2b: Dem
6 Clinical pearls1. Prior to needle insertio
6 Clinical pearls1. Prior to needle insertio
6 Clinical pearlsVideo
6 Clinical pearlsVideo
2.The inferior belly of the omohyoid muscle will
2.The inferior belly of the omohyoid muscle will
6 Clinical pearlsVideo
6 Clinical pearlsVideo
3. Interscalene blocks are usually done at the ro
3. Interscalene blocks are usually done at the ro
6 Clinical pearlsFigure 11b Un
6 Clinical pearlsFigure 11b Un
6.In contrast to the interscalene nerve block (ro
6.In contrast to the interscalene nerve block (ro
Additional resourcesAdditional resources relate
Additional resourcesAdditional resources relate
Philips Healthcare is part ofRoyal Philips Elect
Philips Healthcare is part ofRoyal Philips Elect