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Ankle Block – Landmarks and Nerve Stimulator Technique Joseph Kay, Rick Delmonte, and Paul M. Greenberg INTRODUCTION Anesthesia of the foot can be accomplished by blocking the five peripheral nerves that innervate the area at the level of the ankle. This technique relies on anatomic landmarks that are easily identified. It does not require special equipment, paresthesia elicitation, nerve stimulation, special positioning, or patient cooperation. The ankle block can be used for all types of foot surgery and is safe and reliable, and has a high success rate. Ankle block impairs ambulation on the affected leg, but to a lesser degree than sciatic or popliteal block, and patients can be discharged home before the block wears off. Long-acting local anesthetics with ankle block can provide excellent postoperative analgesia. Indications and Contraindications All types of foot surgeries can be carried out with ankle block, including bunionectomy, forefoot reconstruction, arthroplasty, osteotomy, and amputation. Ankle block can also provide analgesia for fracture and soft tissue injuries and or gout arthritis. Moreover, it can be used for diagnostic and therapeutic purposes with spastic equinovarus and sympathetically mediated pain. Because motor block of the proximal leg and calf is avoided, ankle block may be preferable to sciatic/femoral (saphenous) nerve block for outpatient forefoot surgery. Ankle block should be avoided in patients with local infection, infection, edema, burn,...

Hello. I am trying to figure out how to turn a block wall 45 degrees after tearing down the failing block wall that was put up without a footer. The basement door of my house opens to a small concrete pad then turns 45 degrees to the left for the stairs. The block wall on both sided start out perpendicular to the house then also turn 45 degrees. When I look at how to turn 45 degrees in pictures and YouTube it seems like there is a non overlapping joint at the turn where the wall could be prone to weakness. Another option seemed to have the courses overlap but then every other row has a protrusion. this seems the strongest but just is less aesthetically pleasing. I am attaching two images. First one just shows the angle and two blocks. I know I will need to cut to join these two block together. the second is what it would look like just overlapping the blocks. Again I think cutting would be needed to make the proper joints. Is there a method of turning a block wall 45 degrees and either overlap the blocks or create a strong connection in the wall where it turns. Any info is greatly appreciated. Thanks Dan. If you have to cut the blocks for an odd angle, leave one square and only cut the block that meets it. Then alternate rows. That way you have at least partial overlap. Yes a bond beam row or two (with rebar laid in it) would be good, then a solid cap. Slug the core on your mitered corner as you go, with vertical rebar. You need to pull the full block down about 4" and sli...

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Lifting Block Loading – Angle Factor Multipliers A single line sheave block used to change load line direction can be subject to total loads greatly different from the line pull. Angle Factor Multipliers Angle Factor Angle Factor 0° 2 100° 1.29 10° 1.99 110° 1.15 20° 1.97 120° 1 30° 1.93 130° 0.84 40° 1.87 135° 0.76 45° 1.84 140° 0.68 50° 1.81 150° 0.52 60° 1.73 160° 0.35 70° 1.64 170° 0.17 80° 1.53 180° 0 90° 1.41 — — Total Load = Line Pull x Angle Factor Example: At 45 degrees, and 10,000 lb. line pull, Total Load = 10,000 x 1.84 = 18,400 lbs. Product categories • (1) • (10) • (4) • (3) • (2) • (1) • (5) • (20) • (109) • (66) • (8) • (31) • (4) • (3) • (21) • (1) • (39) • (1) • (11) • (3) • (2) • (6) • (374) • (9) • (1) • (61) • (13) • (71) • (5) • (46) • (26) • (3) • (64) • (7) • (55) • (13) • (281) • (802) • (4) • (14) • (29) • (409) • (1) • (345) • (11) • (3) • (27) • (27) • (107) • (4) • (8) • (15) • (6) • (45) • (5) • (23)

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