During the Q&A session for General Lecture Session 8 the moderators and speakers take questions from the virtual audience. One person asks, how can we improve radiation safety in the least expensive way? Dr. Patel says that ultrasound may be one way. Another person asks, which needle do you prefer to prevent aortic puncture? Blunt needles are recommended by Dr. Flores. These questions and more are topics of discussion.
Published on November 15, 2021
During the Q&A session for General Lecture Session 8 the moderators and speakers take questions from the virtual audience. One person asks, how can we improve radiation safety in the least expensive way? Dr. Patel says that ultrasound may be one way. Another person asks, which needle do you prefer to prevent aortic puncture? Blunt needles are recommended by Dr. Flores. These questions and more are topics of discussion.
During the Q&A session for General Lecture Session 8 the moderators and speakers take questions from the virtual audience. One person asks, how can we improve radiation safety in the least expensive way? Dr. Patel says that ultrasound may be one way. Another person asks, which needle do you prefer to prevent aortic puncture? Blunt needles are recommended by Dr. Flores. These questions and more are topics of discussion.
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Dr. Juan Carlos Flores discusses two percutaneous techniques for blockade of the celiac plexus and splanchnic nerves. There are several interventional pain procedure indications here for both, as well as contraindications. There are many celiac plexus and splanchnic nerve procedures and approaches. Research in this area is also discussed. Dr. Flores takes questions at the end.
Dr. Ira Fox talks about caudal lysis of adhesions. Indications, technique, complications, and evidence/hallmark studies regarding this procedure are discussed. The role of inflammation is also discussed. There are many objectives for epidural neuroplasty that Dr. Fox discusses. Monitoring patients is also important. The goal here is to create a healing process.
Here, the moderators take questions from the attendees about the talks given at the CIPS Preparatory Course Session 1. Safety precautions are discussed. Questions about techniques are used. Other issues in ultrasound use are also brought forth by the moderators and attendees and elaborated on.
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