Ultrasound-guided Nerve Blocks Course - 17th Saturday, December 2011 - Dubai - aipce
Regional anesthesia, particularly peripheral nerve block for surgical anesthesia and postoperative analgesia, is enjoying a resurgence thanks to the growing accessibility of ultrasound equipment for image guidance. The use of ultrasound guidance offers the advantage of performing blocks with direct visualization of all involved anatomical structures. This wonderful new capability has, in turn, created the challenge of learning and perfecting these techniques.The USRA Skills Course enables you to optimize and interpret the ultrasound machine's information and to apply it to real-world clinical procedures. You will spend more than half the course time in hands-on workshops under the direction of our expert faculty.
The Course and the content:
Ultrasound imaging has revolutionized the practice of regional anesthesia, leading to more anaesthesiologists incorporating regional techniques into their practice. Ultrasound provides noninvasive information regarding both normal and abnormal anatomy and allows the anaesthesiologist to follow needle trajectory, navigate away from the adjacent
structures, observe injected solution and make real-time adjustments that are necessary for effective perineural spread of the injectate. The workshop aims to introduce and familiarise the participants with the use of ultrasound in regional anesthesia. The hands-on workshop will give the participants a close look at, as well as an opportunity to scan and learn the intricacies of sonoanatomy.
Aipce across the globe, the Continuous Medical Educator and associates of GCN, alliance member of UNESCO, conducts USRA Skills Courses and the forthcoming one will be "Obstetric Ultrasound in the High Risk Patient". Please note that the seats are limited and kindly contact for early bird Registration: marketing@millenniumconference.com, aipcecme@gmail.com
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Released: on October 1, 2011