Titlebook: Regional Nerve Blocks in Anesthesia and Pain Therapy; Imaging-guided and T Danilo Jankovic,Philip Peng Book 2022Latest edition The Editor(s

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Regional Nerve Block in Anesthesia and Pain Therapy: General Considerationtions for regional anesthesia include clinical anesthesia, obstetrics, postoperative analgesia, and pain therapy. Before conducting regional anesthesia, the same type of assessment of the patient should be carried out as for general anesthesia. To ensure cooperation, the patient should be given simp

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Basics of Ultrasound Imagingr to make the most of ultrasound guidance in pain practice one needs to understand the concepts of ultrasound wave generation and transmission, the interaction of ultrasound waves with tissues and the physical properties that affect image resolution. These basic concepts of physics form the basis of

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Nerve Stimulation and Stimulating Catheterays, it seemed to have been displaced altogether in the practice of regional anesthesia. However, ultrasound image guidance does not necessarily improve the safety profile in terms of neurologic complications in peripheral nerve blocks. By understanding the basic principle and limitations of nerve s

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Serious Complications of Regional Anaesthesiaowledge of the factors that influence both risk and benefit are essential. The aim of this chapter is to outline the serious complications of both central neuraxial blocks and peripheral nerve blocks, discussing in each case the incidence, presentation, mechanism of injury and factors which may incr

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Regional Anesthesia in Ophthalmologyboth needle and cannula blocks. At present, there is no perfect technique. Although rare, orbital injections may cause severe local and systemic complications but much less frequently with sub-Tenon’s cannula block. Knowledge of orbital anatomy and training are essential for the practice of safe orb

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Airwaytients with airway compromise, trauma to the upper airway, or unstable cervical vertebrae. Additionally regional anaesthesia of the airway and capital region may serve a range of therapeutic and diagnostic purposes.

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Trigeminal Nerve Anatomy and Peripheral Branches Blockse from the convex margin of the trigeminal ganglion (semilunar ganglion, Gasserian ganglion), the small motor root passes under the ganglion to join the mandibular nerve. The pterygopalatine fossa is a small, fat-filled space located in the deep face that serves as a major neurovascular crossroad b

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Trigeminal Nerve: Deep Blocknal neuralgia, atypical facial pain, and surgical pain. The three main approaches to ultrasound-guided blockade include the infrazygomatic posterior-to-anterior in-plane approach, infrazygomatic anterior-to-posterior in-plane approach, and the suprazygomatic out of plane approach.

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