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Date

available on demand

Location

Webinar
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Fees

Resident Doctor Members - £40 
Full Members - £47 
Non Members - £83 

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About this webinar recording

This webinar was put on in association with RA-UK, and was kindly sponsored by GE Healthcare.


The use of regional anaesthesia in peri-operative practice has increased due to the use of ultrasound and the introduction of novel techniques. However, the true benefits of new approaches remain areas of investigation and debate. In this webinar, world experts and inventors of modern techniques will juxtapose new and old blocks, highlighting the state of the art in our understanding. This webinar is aimed at all anaesthetists of all grades, including those who do not routinely perform regional anaesthesia in their daily practice.

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Organisers: Prof Andrew Klein, Cambridge, Dr Kariem El-Boghdadly, London
and Dr Amit Pawa, RA-UK
Chair
: Dr Kariem El-Boghdadly, London

Programme
Paravertebral block - Dr Amit Pawa, Past President RA-UK
ESP block - Prof Ki-Jinn Chin, University of Toronto, Canada
Where we currently stand with interpectoral/pecto-serratus plane blocks - Prof Nadia Hernandez, McGovern Medical School, Texas, USA
PENG block - Prof Philip Peng, University of Toronto, Canada
Where we currently stand with epidural analgesia - Dr Rosie Hogg, Belfast