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Navigating and Troubleshooting Cervical Fluoroscop ...
Navigating and Troubleshooting Cervical Fluoroscop ...
Navigating and Troubleshooting Cervical Fluoroscopic Procedures
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Video Summary
Today's video discussed the topic of navigating and troubleshooting cervical fluoroscopic procedures. The video transcript summarized three different procedures: cervical epidural steroid injections, cervical medial branch blocks and ablation, and C1-2 injections. The speakers emphasized the importance of patient positioning and obtaining a true lateral view for optimal visualization during the procedures. They also discussed the indications for each procedure, the anatomy involved, and the goals of the injections. Safety considerations, such as avoiding the vertebral artery and using non-particulate steroids, were also discussed. The speakers provided tips and techniques for performing each procedure, including the use of test doses, multiple views, and proper needle placement. The video transcript concluded by highlighting the diagnostic and therapeutic value of these procedures and the need for repeat injections in some cases. Overall, the video provided a comprehensive overview of navigating and troubleshooting cervical fluoroscopic procedures.
Keywords
cervical fluoroscopic procedures
navigating
troubleshooting
cervical epidural steroid injections
cervical medial branch blocks and ablation
C1-2 injections
patient positioning
true lateral view
safety considerations
needle placement
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