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Tag: loss of resistance

  • Cervical Catheter Technique

    Cervical Catheter Technique

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    Brian K. Flanagan, MD, demonstrates the cervical catheter technique. He emphasizes being efficient, but also taking time and getting accurate x-ray images to ensure the patient’s safety. There are three safety factors to rely on when placing a cervical catheter: x-ray images, loss of resistance, and the catheter.

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  • RX-2 Technique

    RX-2 Technique

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    Dr. Racz demonstrates, in great detail, the proper technique using the RX-2 Coude needle for cervical catheter advancement. He explains the safest loss of resistance approach to penetrate the ligamentum flavum. He shows how to direct the needle tip safely to access the epidural space in the lower cervical spine. The importance of minimizing radiation exposure is also discussed.

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