Thomas Inge

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Ep 53 · 1:28
We see laxity. In some of these costochondral junctions and impingement on these intercostal nerves as the ribs slip and float and encroach upon these nerves, slipping rib syndrome can be the cause of chronic abdominal wall pain.
Ep 53 · 3:27
If you have someone come in with chest or fractures that gets stuck on a ventilator, you can do a world of good with this technique by anesthetizing just those intercostal spaces that are the problem.

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Update Course Rewind: Part 2 Non-Pectus Uses of Cryoanalgesia 2024

Ep 53 · 1:12
clinical Cryoablation has shown real benefits for rib fractures, slipping rib syndrome, and other endochondromas.
Ep 53 · 1:28
clinical Laxity in costochondral junctions and impingement on intercostal nerves as the ribs slip and float causes slipping rib syndrome.
Ep 53 · 1:28
quote We see laxity. In some of these costochondral junctions and impingement on these intercostal nerves as the ribs slip and float and encroach upon these nerves, slipping rib syndrome can be the cause of chronic abdominal wall pain.
Ep 53 · 1:30
clinical Slipping rib syndrome can be the cause of chronic abdominal wall pain.
Ep 53 · 1:44
clinical Patients with slipping rib syndrome may have already had their appendix or gallbladder removed before arriving at the correct diagnosis.
Ep 53 · 1:44
quote We've all seen patients that come to us with it, they're already out, maybe even their gallbladder out, and nobody has arrived at the right diagnosis.
Ep 53 · 1:51
clinical Patients with slipping rib syndrome often undergo multiple colonoscopies, CTs, and ultrasounds before diagnosis.
Ep 53 · 2:12
clinical The usual approach for patients with slipping rib syndrome is to refer them to chronic pain for evaluation and intercostal block with steroid and long-acting local anesthetic.
Ep 53 · 2:34
clinical If there's a response to intercostal block, the next step is to refer to surgery.
Ep 53 · 2:38
clinical Interventional radiology performs cryoablation using needle probes at single or multiple levels for slipping rib syndrome.
Ep 53 · 3:01
clinical Cryoablation can be used intraoperatively in combination with surgery to remove rib tips or stabilize a slipping cartilaginous costal margin.
Ep 53 · 3:27
clinical For patients with chest rib fractures who get stuck on a ventilator, cryoablation can do a world of good by anesthetizing the intercostal spaces that are the problem.
Ep 53 · 3:27
quote If you have someone come in with chest or fractures that gets stuck on a ventilator, you can do a world of good with this technique by anesthetizing just those intercostal spaces that are the problem.