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Home US Guided Regional Anesthesia LK native LD2: Advanced UGRA LKnative - Caudal block 4 - Anatomy of sacral hiatus

Private: LK native LD2: Advanced UGRA

LKnative - Introduction

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1 - Learning objective

LKnative - Equipment & techniques

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1 - Probes
2 - Electrical nerve stimulation
3 - Colour Doppler mode

LKnative - Superficial cervical plexus block

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1 - Indications for the superficial cervical plexus block
5 - The cutaneous territories of the nerves from the superficial cervical plexus
6 - The cervical fascia
2 - Indicated for analgesia after clavicular fracture surgery?
3 - Periclavicular cutaneous and muscular innervation
4 - The cutaneous nerves of the superficial cervical plexus
8 - The emergence of the nerves of the superficial cervical plexus
9 - Patient position, probe position and needle insertion
10 - References
7 - Point of emergence of the superficial cervical plexus nerves

LKnative - Deep cervical plexus block

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1 - Indications for the ultrasound guided deep cervical plexus block
4 - Ultrasound guided needle insertion for deep cervical plexus block
3 - The axial anatomy of the deep cervical plexus block
2 - Anatomy of the deep cervical plexus

LKnative - Suprascapular nerve block

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1 - Indications
2 - Anatomy of the suprascapular nerve
5 - Chassaignac's anterior tubercle of the transverse process of vertebra C6
4 - The suprascapular nerve in the supraclavicular region
3 - Supraspinatus and infraspinatus muscles
6 - The supraclavicular approach to block the suprascapular nerve ultrasound-guided
7 - Sonoanatomy: Supraclavicular approach to block the suprascapular nerve
9 - Sonoanatomy: Supraspinatus approach to block the suprascapular nerve ultrasound-guided
10 - References
8 - Supraspinatus approach to block the suprascapular nerve ultrasound-guided

LKnative - Intercostobrachial nerve block

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1 - Indications
2 - Anatomy: The intercostobrachial nerve in the axilla
6 - References
4 - Scanning technique
3 - The cutaneous innervation of the upper limb from the intercostobrachial nerve
5 - Sonoanatomy

LKnative - Axillary nerve block

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2 - Anatomy - anterior view
3 - Anatomy - posterior view
4 - Scanning technique
5 - Sonoanatomy
1 - Indications
6 - Complications
7 - References

LKnative - Radial nerve block

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2 - Anatomy: The origin of the radial nerve
3 - The triceps triangle
1 - Indications for blockade of the radial nerve distal to the humeral sulcus
4 - Anatomy: The upper part of the radial nerve
5 - Anatomy: The lower part of the radial nerve
6 - Anatomy: Cutaneous branches of the radial nerve
7 - Anatomy: Muscles innervated directly by the radial nerve
11 - Radial nerve block at the elbow level
8 - Anatomy: Muscles innervated by the deep branch of the radial nerve
9 - Periosteal innervation by the radial nerve
10 - Anatomy: Radial innervation of the hand
14 - Sonoanatomy of the radial nerve distal to the radial sulcus of the humerus
13 - Sonoanatomy of the radial nerve at the elbow
12 - Scanning technique at the elbow

LKnative - Median nerve block

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1 - Indications
2 - The origin of the median nerve
8 - References
6 - Sonoanatomy of the median nerve at the elbow
5 - Scanning technique of the median nerve at the elbow
4 - Anatomy of the cubital region
3 - Anatomy: the median nerve course from the axilla to the cubital region

LKnative - Ulnar nerve block

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2 - Anatomy: the origin of the ulnar nerve
1 - Indications
3 - Anatomy
4 - Anatomy: Bony ulnar nerve innervation of the hand
5 - Anatomy: cutaneous ulnar nerve innervation of the hand
6 - Scanning technique
8 - Sonoanatomy of the ulnar nerve - midarm level
7 - Sonoanatomy of the ulnar nerve - elbow level

LKnative - Musculocutaneous nerve block

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1 - Indications
2 - Anatomy: The origin of the musculocutaneous nerve
7 - Cutaneous innervation of the musculocutaneous nerve
6 - Anatomy: The subcutaneous trajectory of the lateral antebrachial cutaneous nerve
5 - Anatomy: The lateral antebrachial cutaneous nerve
4 - Anatomy: The trajectory of the MC nerve in the distal half of the arm and the motor innervation
3 - Anatomy: The trajectory of the musculocutaneous nerve in the upper half of the arm
12 - Sonoanatomy: The musculocutaneous nerve at the midarm level
10 - Sonoanatomy of the musculocutaneous nerve at the axillary crease
9 - Scanning technique
8 - Periosteal innervation of the musculocutaneous nerve
11 - Sonoanatomy: The musculocutaneous nerve in the proximal arm

LKnative - PECS blocks

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3 - Anatomy: The clavipectoral fascia
2 - Anatomy: The medial and lateral pectoral nerves
1 - Indications
4 - Anatomy: The clavipectoral fascia from a sagittal view
7 - Anatomy: Intercostal nerves
6 - Anatomy: The nerves in the axilla
5 - Anatomy: The clavipectoral fascia penetrated by nerve and vessels
8 - Anatomy: Cutaneous innervation of the branches of the intercostal nerves
12 - Sonoanatomy: Identify the ribs
11 - Sonoanatomy: Step two of the PECS II block
10 - Sonoanatomy: PECS I block and step one of the PECS II block
9 - Scanning technique
13 - Sonoanatomy: Needle insertion for step two of PECS II
15 - References

LKnative - Serratus plane block

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2 - Anatomy
1 - Indications
4 - References
3 - Sonoanatomy and needle insertion

LKnative - Rectus sheath block

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2 - Anatomy of the rectus sheath
1 - Indications
3 - Anatomy: The rectus abdominis muscle
7 - References
5 - Sonoanatomy of the rectus sheath block
4 - Scanning technique for the ultrasound guided rectus sheath block

LKnative - Fascia transversalis plane block

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1 - Indications
5 - Sonoanatomy
3 - Anatomy: An axial view
2 - Anatomy: The trajectory of the subcostal and iliohypogastric nerves
4 - Scanning technique
7 - References

LKnative - Fascia iliaca compartment block

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1 - Indications
3 - Scanning technique for the fascia iliaca compartment block
2 - Anatomy of the fascia iliaca compartment
6 - References
4 - Sonoanatomy of the fascia iliaca compartment block

LKnative - Lateral femoral cutaneous nerve block

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2 - Anatomy: The trajectory of the lateral femoral cutaneous nerve
1 - Indications
3 - Anatomy: Cutaneous innervation of the lateral femoral cutaneous nerve
4 - Scanning technique for the ultrasound guided lateral femoral cutaneous nerve block
5 - Sonoanatomy
7 - References

LKnative - Obturator nerve block

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1 - Indications
2 - Anatomy of the obturator nerve
6 - Sonoanatomy of the ultrasound guided common obturator block
4 - Scanning technique
5 - Sonoanatomy of the ultrasound guided selective anterior and posterior obturator branch block
3 - Anatomy: Axial view of the anterior and posterior branches of the obturator nerve
8 - References

LKnative - Genitofemoral nerve block

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4 - Scanning technique
1 - Indications
3 - Anatomy of the femoral branch of the genitofemoral nerve under the inguinal ligament
2 - Anatomy of the genitofemoral nerve
6 - References
5 - Sonoanatomy of the femoral branch of the genitofemoral nerve

LKnative - Posterior femoral cutaneous nerve block

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1 - Indications
2 - Anatomy: The initial trajectory of the posterior femoral cutaneous nerve
6 - Anatomy: Perineal innervation from the posterior femoral cutaneous nerve
7 - Scanning technique
3 - Anatomy: The trajectory of the posterior femoral cutaneous nerve
4 - Anatomy: The subfascial trajectory of the posterior femoral cutaneous nerve
5 - Anatomy: the area of cutaneous innervation of the posterior femoral cutaneous nerve
8 - Sonoanatomy of the posterior cutaneous nerve - with colour coding
12 - References
10 - Sonoanatomy of the posterior femoral cutaneous nerve with a curved array probe
9 - Sonoanatomy of the posterior cutaneous nerve - without colour coding

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LKnative - Caudal block

4 – Anatomy of sacral hiatus

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The sacral hiatus is located between the prominent fused articular processes – the cornua – and underneath the sacral part of the supraspinous ligament

Image missing — Supraspinous ligament (sacral part – green asterix); sacral cornua (cyan arrows); sacral hiatus (magenta arrow)

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