@mjoldman@J0elSh4piro That’s fascinating Matt. Are you saying the whole arm is rolling / shaking - so the movement is from the shoulder and above the block??
@lotusgav Yes, I’d describe the post op sedation and elation with Propofol as a feature rather than a fault. A drug to turn it off would have huge merit in some emergency scenarios (CICO?) but not imo in a standard anaesthetic. Which is quite different from NMBD reversal.
@Andyrooz22@jeffgadsden Yeah, for sure. But it sounds like you saw that on USS and decided to ahead anyway? Was that because the volume didn’t appear worrisome or because the scope meant you could suction anyway. Hard to know the right call. Although one thing we can conclude - lap bands are not great!
@Andyrooz22@lotusgav@amit_pawa@TJQPNI I think that’s right - some people are extremely sensitive. It’s not uncommon to only need very low Remi infusions. If those same people got 2-3mcg/kg bolus at induction, is that the cohort who collapse? Elderly and opioid naive - I stay away. MP3 - avoid. Others - meh.
@APSForg@AmyPearsonMD And… standard removal of nail polish caries a non zero threat of encouraging hospitals to stock acetone in clinical areas. Acetone on the labour ward: an accident waiting to happen - International Journal of Obstetric Anesthesia https://t.co/gTdaarseAx
@APSForg@AmyPearsonMD Almost no nail polish/shelac/gel makes a clinical difference to pulse oximetry. 90 degree turn is always effective in the very rare cases of any doubt. Asking people to remove them is pointless, stressful (weird but true) and amazingly expensive.
@amit_pawa@CobainCharlotte@GSTTanaesthesia@DrRobbieErskine@tfbendtsen Thanks Amit. I watched Dr Bendsten’s presentation & live demo at the e-ESRA, hence the question. Siska Bjorn also did an amazing job presenting the anatomy and distribution of each nerve and suggested that maybe the anterior branch of medial was ‘most’ relevant for TKA incision?