Expand your expertise in ultrasound-guided nerve blocks with Part 2 of this comprehensive tutorial series! In this video, we delve into advanced techniques, exploring brachial plexus blocks, fascia iliaca compartment blocks, and the erector spinae plane block (both in the thoracic and lumbar regions).

To bring these techniques into context, we conclude with real-world cases demonstrating specific injury patterns and how to choose the most effective nerve blocks for optimal anesthesia. Whether you're managing acute pain in emergency or perioperative settings, this video provides practical insights and step-by-step guidance to elevate your practice.

Timestamps: 

• 0:00 - Introduction and Lecture Overview
• 0:37 - Brachial Plexus Blocks Overview
• 1:38 - Interscalene Block and Phrenic Nerve Considerations
• 2:43 - Supraclavicular Block Insights
• 3:47 - Infraclavicular and Raptor Blocks
• 4:53 - Axillary Block Challenges
• 5:30 - Interscalene Block Technique
• 6:07 - Supraclavicular Block Technique
• 7:03 - Optimizing Injection Techniques
• 8:03 - Erector Spinae Block
• 9:11 - Case Study: Shingles Pain Relief
• 10:15 - Anatomy of the Erector Spinae Block
• 11:58 - Visualization Challenges and Hydrodissection
• 12:28 - Out-of-Plane Technique for Lumbar ESP
• 14:31 - Ultrasound Courses and Question Bank
• 15:42 - Fascial Yaka Block
• 17:30 - Case Study
• 18:00 - Triple Forearm Block
• 18:12 - Supraclavicular Block
• 18:30 - Case Discussion: Bike Accident
• 19:32 - Identifying Dislocations
• 20:14 - Hematoma Block and Flexor Tendon Sheath Block
• 21:44 - Final Thoughts on Block Techniques
• 23:38 - Additional Considerations
• 24:53 - How to Connect with Core Ultrasound

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