Anesthesia for Rotator Cuff Repair - Crash course with Dr. Hadzic

NOTE: Do NOT drive or engage in ANY financial transactions until you recover from surgery and anesthesia. You must have an escort who can help you with the transport and care for you before you can be discharged home, even after minor surgery. Some activities in this video (LABELED as NOT RECOMMENDED) are enactments to demonstrate mental clarity after loco-regional anesthesia and should not be construed as recommendations.

This video features an anesthesiologist’s personal experience with rotator cuff surgery under interscalene block, but as a patient. Dr. Hadzic talks about the recovery and the analgesic benefits of the interscalene catheter. The video is loaded with didactic and practical information about Interscalene Block for shoulder surgery, types of rotator cuff tears, and a video of interscalene catheter insertion. There is something for everyone here, including key patient information. The information in the video also helps patients understand the choice of anesthesia for shoulder surgery and the differences between general and local anesthesia.

The information in the video also helps patients understand the choice of anesthesia for shoulder surgery and the differences between general and local anesthesia.

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