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Tumescent Local Anaesthetic

Tumescent local anaesthetic is an essential intervention to treat varicose veins by endo-venous laser. The anesthetic is applied under ultrasound guidance. In this video I show you how I do this step by step. We start with the laser fibre in the correct position and in this live demonstration, we are now going to apply tumescent local anaesthetic along the length of the laser fibre and I like to put a little bit of local anaesthetic with a 30 gauge needle along the proposed line of local anaesthetic injections. So this is just a little “bleb” at intervals along the length (of the vein to be lasered) to numb the skin. The patient is doing extremely well. This portion of the procedure is a little “stingy” and Jane who is at the patient’s side is checking that he knows what is going on and that he is comfortable. He is “anticipating” (these injections) a little bit and so unfortunately he is tensing slightly and he is waiting for the little jabs. This is a 30 gauge needle – it is a very very fine needle and after a few seconds that will numb the leg. This is probably the part of the procedure that is the most uncomfortable. So as you can see we have placed a series of local anaesthetic blebs – subcutaneous injections of local anaesthetic solution – which will numb the skin and then allow me to apply some local anaesthetic solution around the vein. Through the little blebs of local anaesthetic we have already applied, we can now deliver local anaesthetic solution around the (great saphenous) vein and on the screen you can probably see that I am delivering local anaesthetic solution generously around the vein, so that when we activate the laser, there is no discomfort at all. Tel 01935 873 951 http://theveincarecentre.co.uk/ http://www.theveincarecentre.co.uk/co... [email protected]   / theveincarecentre   https://www.iwantgreatcare.org/doctor... Disclaimer: Health professionals should only provide treatments for which they have proper training and knowledge. This video serves only as a source of additional information to healthcare professionals and the public