Just wanted to share how you can get a free copy of this virtualization software to run Windows 10 on your Intel Mac (Windows license sold separately). Keep in mind that you can’t run Windows x86 on those Apple Silicon Macs that you purchase in the future.
This video fully titled “Anterior vs Posterior Approach: What Are Our Options” follows that shared last week:
As usual, production notes follow.
Nothing substantial was done on the video, while the usual edits were done on the audio. However, you may appreciate the sounds of mouse clicks recorded, which may or may not annoy you. I could in theory remove those occurring during slide transitions, but those within the slides were much more difficult and would be a case of reduction, not elimination, anyway. After getting input from others I decided to not touch them and maintain my focus and time elsewhere. But if you do feel that the click sounds are annoying, do let me know for future references.
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This post officially starts a series of uploads of Hospital Kuala Lumpur’s Regional Anaesthesia team’s most recent webinar, conducted in collaboration with the Malaysian Society of Anaesthesiologists (MSA), College of Anaesthesiologists (CoA) (Academy of Medicine of Malaysia), and Toyo Adtec (a Malaysian distributor for GE Healthcare). It was originally streamed via YouTube Live. A more recent post already promoted a prerecorded video made for the program.
We will kick it off with the introduction + first talk of the day: “Abdominal Wall Blocks: Anatomical Considerations”
Thanks to Toyo Adtec for providing us with the original stream video file. All I did was remove long breaks and clean up the audio.
Stay tuned for further uploads within the next week or two.