Diferentes FORMAS de COLOCAR ANESTESIA LOCAL en HERIDAS [PARTE 1]

Did you know that there are different anesthesia techniques to apply to a wound? If you don't know these different techniques that can be used, I invite you to stay and watch this video. [Music] Hello friends, welcome back to Surgical Knot. I'm Dr. Manuel Bass, a plastic surgeon. If you don't know my channel, I invite you to subscribe. On

this channel, I will be discussing topics related to the proper management of simple and complex wounds on the face, extremities, and trunk; the proper handling of surgical instruments; the appropriate selection of the type of suture and needle you should use; how to perform a suture; and the types of stitches to use in each body region. If you

are not yet subscribed to my channel, I invite you to subscribe. I also invite you to leave comments if you have any questions regarding any of the topics mentioned above. A very common question is regarding what type of anesthesia or anesthesia technique we should use depending on the type of wound we are

going to treat. Sometimes it's not the same to infiltrate an open wound as it is to infiltrate a closed wound. When working with a wound to remove an injury, the anesthesia techniques we can use are completely different. In this video, I won't focus on administering anesthesia to the fingers or nerve blocks, specifically how to do

hand blocks, such as median, ulnar, or radial nerve blocks. I'll leave that for other videos, which I encourage you to watch. Due to the length of the information in this video, I've divided this segment into two parts. In the first part, I'll cover the different anesthesia techniques, and in the second part, I'll supplement some of the