Podcast Episode 45: Regional Anesthesia as an adjunct to Analgesia

When properly and safely administered regional anesthesia can augment your limited supply of narcotics and ketamine in resource poor environments. It can also preserve your patient’s mental status while providing targeted pain relief. This can be accomplished using a nerve stimulator and the techniques found in the Military Advanced Regional Anesthesia and Analgesia Handbook as taught in the Special Forces Medical Sergeant course.  If you have a portable ultrasound machine and a little practice you can also use the safe techniques found in the videos made available in by the New York School of Regional Anesthesia at NYSORA.com. 

Principles

Regional Anesthesia Principles Slides 

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Nerve Stimulator

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Download the Military Advanced Regional Anesthesia and Analgesia Book .pdf

Upper Extremities

Ultrasound Guided Blocks at the Elbow

Lower Extremities

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