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So I presume no extension tube equals no live contrast?
Pity that lead migrated.Meet the Doctor | V.K. Puppala | Comprehensive Spine & Pain
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Further proof patients will agree to just about anything as long as their opioids are refilled…Pity that lead migrated.
Edit: Wow, that's on his front page! Also goes to show that board certification doesn't mean a damn thing.
Building a bigger case through medical charges. Going for the millions on settlement.Further proof patients will agree to just about anything as long as their opioids are refilled…
Can't answer your direct Q but I will say there have times where I wanted to do just that but didn't.Wasn’t ampaphb the one who advocated for series of 3 epidurals?
WhoaLong time lurker here, I heard about this Atlanta doc couple years ago while I was in fellowship.
What in the everloving phuckLong time lurker here, I heard about this Atlanta doc couple years ago while I was in fellowship.
i think you are thinking of someone else.Wasn’t ampaphb the one who advocated for series of 3 epidurals?
Pity that lead migrated.
Edit: Wow, that's on his front page! Also goes to show that board certification doesn't mean a damn thing.
noWasn’t ampaphb the one who advocated for series of 3 epidurals?
Isn't gorback now Mr M? He's barely on here any moreno
"might" have been gorback years ago
he'll pop on early few months to tell us all how stupid we are. but yes, thats himIsn't gorback now Mr M? He's barely on here any more
Looks posterior to me
Posterior. Collimated views would tield better pics and more accuracy.
CLO @ 50 degrees with 25G Quincke tip - does this seem epidural?
looks mostly posterior but some epidural spread by C7. probably your toes were through the door
Posterior, that line going from anterior upper lamina to posterior lower lamina is typical spread when your just posterior and think you get a false loss. Put stylet back in to get good view of needle tip, columinate in, check AP to make sure your still under contra lateral lamina. I don’t typically do a lateral in cervical spine for ESI because the contra lateral is always a superior view. Advance another 1mm and your probably epidural.