Anesthesia For Rotator Cuff Repair Explained by Dr. Hadzic

  This video features Dr Hadzic’s personal experience with rotator cuff surgery under Interscalene Block, but as a patient. He talks about the recovery and the analgesic benefits of the interscalene cathet...

Popliteal Block & Catheter Explained by Dr. Hadzic

In this video, Dr. Hadzic shares his 2+ decades of experience in explaining the Popliteal block. This is one block you MUST know, as it is one of the most powerful regional anesthesia techniques. It can be used...

Wrist Block for Carpal Tunnel & Hand Surgery

Wrist block is the KING of regional anesthesia for hand and fingers surgery. At NYSORA, we use the blocks of the median, ulnar and radial nerves at the level of the forearm for a wide range of operations on the...

Ultrasound-Guided Regional Anesthesia: A Single Person Procedure

Regional anesthesia using ultrasound guidance is currently a two-person procedure. The anesthesiologist holds and positions the block needle with one hand and holds the ultrasound probe to identify physiology l...

Best Nerve Block for Total Knee Replacement Pain

What is the difference between lumbar plexus, fascia iliaca, femoral nerve, femoral triangle, and adductor canal blocks? And which one is best for knee analgesia. In this short video, Dr Hadzic walks us from lu...

Difficult Intravenous (IV) Access Explained by Dr. Hadzic

Difficult IV placement happens to everyone! Imagine, you are just starting your morning with the first case in OR, but your first patient comes with a 20-minute delay. As the patient is being wheeled in the OR,...