@bjaeducation.bsky.social I am not sure this was the most politically correct way to promote this article.

I'm not sure you would expect a dramatic decrease in pain with a rectus sheath block. Maybe some port site pain reduction. There are however case series of anterior QL blocks reducing pain TEPS hernia repair and case reports of it's use as sole anaesthetic technique.

Psoas compartment blocks and neuro modulation mean the nerve stimulator is here to stay.

YouTube video by Regional Anesthesiology and Acute Pain Medicine Perineural Catheter Top Ten Tips & Tricks!

Just found Jeffs video:-
youtu.be/eek2Xt2xbT0?...

Comparison of perineural catheter fixation methods: a volunteer study Click on the article title to read more.

@dr-amit-pawa.bsky.social @jeffgadsden.bsky.social @bilih.bsky.social Thanks for the latest BILIH. How about a video on catheter fixation? I looked at the the paper you mentioned (doi.org/10.1111/anae...) and this is similar to my current practice. Any thoughts on commercial fixation devices?

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You seem to fit the title perfectly. Congratulations 🎉

Thanks 👍

@bilih.bsky.social @jeffgadsden.bsky.social @dr-amit-pawa.bsky.social Thanks for the Paravertebral series. Anyone have any experience of dexmeditomidine either in the LA solution or IV for awake breast surgery? A few studies suggest useful anxiolysis and analgesia without respiratory depression.

We use a similar dosing 1.5mg/kg IV loading followed by 1.5-2mg/kg/hr peri-op. Occasionally if admitted to critical care dept, they can continue the infusion for 48 hours.

Not on the list, but my 2p.
Having IV Lidocaine is better than having no LA at all, so the benefit is where another block isn't indicated. An example I would use for this is a laparoscopic adhesiolysis where there are just three port sites. Analgesic, anti-hyperalgesic, anti-inflammatory.

Great video - essential for working blocks to be at the correct level

It was the yeast I could do.

Do you charge a high fee ?