PainCast

Author: Justin

  • Day – Lumbar Sympathetic Nerve Block

    Day – Lumbar Sympathetic Nerve Block

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    Dr. Miles Day performs a lumbar sympathetic block in this live patient guided procedure. The patient is a 39-year-old male with somatic pain and neuropathic sympathetically mediated pain. Temperature probes are used to monitor is the sympathetic nerve block worked. Needle positioning is very important. In this right lumbar sympathetic nerve block Dr. Miles entered at L3.

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  • Live Procedures 1 – Q&A

    Live Procedures 1 – Q&A

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    In this Q&A session, conference attendees ask Dr. Miles Day and Dr. Agnes Storgicza about their live procedures. Attendees asked about next steps these doctors might take, as well as more specifics about the procedures they just watched. One thing that is discussed is differences in training (which leads to differences in procedures) between the United States and other countries.

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  • Live Patient Fluoroscopy – Guided Procedures 2_Q&A

    Live Patient Fluoroscopy – Guided Procedures 2_Q&A

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    In this Q&A session, Dr. Miles Day takes questions from the virtual attendees. Dr. Agnes Stogicza, Dr. Maria Luz Padilla, and Dr. Manuel Herrero answer these questions. One attendee asks, it possible to perform hip denervation with a Peng block approach, to which Dr. Stogicza answers that you can. Botulinum toxin is also a topic of interest. Differences between practices allowed in various countries (including the United States, Spain, and Australia) across the world are also discussed. These topics and more are discussed.

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  • Peng – Ultrasound Anatomy, Diagnoses and Procedures of the Shoulder

    Peng – Ultrasound Anatomy, Diagnoses and Procedures of the Shoulder

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    Dr. Philip Peng discusses ultrasound anatomy, diagnoses, and procedures of the shoulder. He covers a scanning protocol for shoulder examination and interventions for shoulder pain. Scanning is important for getting a good picture of the anatomy before performing injections. Dynamic scans are also important for this purpose. Shoulder joints are quite complicated, but understanding anatomy can improve your techniques.

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  • Kumar – Ultrasound Anatomy, diagnoss and procedures of the elbow joint, wrist and hand

    Kumar – Ultrasound Anatomy, diagnoss and procedures of the elbow joint, wrist and hand

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    Dr. Pranab Kumar reviews the CIPS exam syllabus and diagnoses of common disorders affecting elbow, wrist, and hand. He also talks about scanning protocols and sono-anatomy with emphasis on common procedures. Different types of syndromes of the elbow are discussed, including cubital tunnel syndrome. Wrist anatomy is also discussed, as well as a case study of wrist pain. Scanning protocols for the hand are described by Dr. Kumar as well. He ends his talk with a few tips for passing the CIPS exam.

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  • Lam – Sonoanatomy and Guided Procedures of Knee and Ankle

    Lam – Sonoanatomy and Guided Procedures of Knee and Ankle

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    Dr. Stanley Lam talks about sonoanatomy and guided procedure of the knee and ankle in this talk. Dr. Lam describes how talking to the patient is important when conducting an exam. For instance, ask them to extend their knee for a better view. He covers many structures within the knee, as well as the ankle.

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  • Mansano – Ultrasound Guided Hip Procedures

    Mansano – Ultrasound Guided Hip Procedures

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    Dr. Andre Mansano discusses ultrasound guided hip procedures. Hip pain occurs in approximately 14% of individuals aged 60 years and older. This hip pain can be caused by a variety of problems. Intra-articular injections are a common approach to hip pain. Ultrasound or fluoroscopic guidance is often used. Understanding anatomy is critical.

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  • CIPS Preparatory Course Session 2_Q&A

    CIPS Preparatory Course Session 2_Q&A

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    In the Q&A session for the CIPS Preparatory Course Session 2, Dr. Pan and Dr Morrigl field questions from the conference attendees about the talks they just heard. Best methods of practicing are discussed. What to do if you have limited resources is also touched upon.

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  • Bhayani – Ultrasound Anatomy and Procedure of the Thoracic Spine

    Bhayani – Ultrasound Anatomy and Procedure of the Thoracic Spine

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    Dr. Sadiq Bhayani talks about ultrasound anatomy and procedures of the thoracic spine. He goes through the anatomy stepwise. He shows a video clip of a paravertebral block. Anatomy is critical to approaching problems such as these. Ultrasounds are very important for blocking and visualizing both anatomy and needles during pain procedures.

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  • Braz Lima – USG Procedures

    Braz Lima – USG Procedures

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    Dr. Ana Carolina Braz Lima discusses techniques used for different cervical blocks, such as medial branch blocks. Dr. Braz Lima describes how understanding anatomy can assist with cervical blocks. Then, Dr. Stanley Lam describes testing procedures for CIPS during a technical difficulty. When Dr. Braz Lima returns, she continues her discourse of nervous system anatomy. Knowing where arteries are is important. X-Rays can also be helpful. She also says you need to be familiar with a procedure’s complications

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