Positional CT and MR angiography: how we do it
Acquisition protocol, arm positioning, reporting template and the pitfalls that produce false positives.
Public
Duplex ultrasound of the subclavian vein
A step-by-step scanning protocol with provocative positions and normal ranges.
Public
Electrodiagnostics in suspected neurogenic TOS
What EMG and nerve conduction studies can and cannot show, and how to use them to exclude mimics.
Members only
Transaxillary first rib resection
Full narrated procedure with annotated decision points and an operative checklist.
Members only
Supraclavicular scalenectomy and brachial plexus neurolysis
Exposure, nerve handling and closure, with commentary on avoiding phrenic injury.
Members only
VATS-assisted first rib resection
Port placement, dissection sequence and conversion criteria.
Members only
Robotic first rib resection: current evidence
Where the robotic approach stands, what it costs, and which patients it may suit.
Public
Diagnostic algorithm for suspected TOS
A one-page decision tree from presentation to subtype assignment, free to download and print.
Public
Anatomy of the thoracic outlet
Layered illustrations of the three compression spaces, suitable for teaching and for patient explanation.
Public
Rehabilitation after decompression
Phase-based programme with progression criteria and return-to-sport milestones.
Members only
Managing complications of decompression
Pneumothorax, lymphatic leak, brachial plexus injury and recurrence: prevention and management.
Members only
Scalene block technique
Ultrasound-guided injection for diagnostic and therapeutic use, with dosing and safety notes.
Members only
How the library works
Video that behaves like video should
Videos are uploaded through the administration dashboard to a dedicated streaming service and played inside the site, with adaptive quality so playback stays smooth on a hospital connection. Members-only videos use protected, expiring links that cannot be shared outside the platform.
Every item carries its own visibility setting. Making a lecture public, or restricting it to members, is a single switch in the dashboard — no re-upload and no developer involvement.