Functional Evaluation of Motor Responses for Upper Limb Blocks.
• Steven C. Borene, MD I. INTRODUCTION II. BRACHIAL PLEXUS ROOT STIMULATION Fifth, Sixth, & Seventh Cervical Roots (C5, C6, & C7) Eighth Cervical & First Thoracic Root (C8 &…
• Steven C. Borene, MD I. INTRODUCTION II. BRACHIAL PLEXUS ROOT STIMULATION Fifth, Sixth, & Seventh Cervical Roots (C5, C6, & C7) Eighth Cervical & First Thoracic Root (C8 &…
Figure 6-1. Skulls showing knife marks from ritual trepanning. This procedure was intended to release spirits causing headaches and other cranial ailments. (Photograph © Rosamond Purcell. Originally published in Mütter…
Figure 35–1. Anatomic relationship in the femoral triangle. Figure 35–2. Tissue sheaths and femoral nerve. Femoral artery and vein relationships. Figure 35–3. Composition of the femoral nerve at the level…
• Admir Hadzic, MD I. INTRODUCTION II. PULMONARY DISEASE Epidural & Spinal Anesthesia Brachial Plexus Block Paravertebral & Intercostal Nerve Blocks Pulmonary Complications Not Related to Conduction Blockade III. RENAL…
• Vicente Roqués Escolar, MD• Xavier Sala-Blanch, MD I. INTRODUCTION Indications Contraindications Anatomy Equipment Techniques Selective Block Techniques II. BLOCK EVALUATION III. PERIOPERATIVE MANAGEMENT IV. COMPLICATIONS INTRODUCTION Selective obturator…
• Geoffrey J. Pollack, MD I. INTRODUCTION II. TRIGEMINAL (GASSERIAN) GANGLION BLOCK Indications Anatomy Block Technique Complications III. GREATER PLATINE BLOCK Indications Technique IV. OCCIPITAL NERVE BLOCK Indications Anatomy Technique…
• Manoj K. Karmakar, MD I. INTRODUCTION II. INDICATIONS III. CONTRAINDICATIONS IV. FUNCTIONAL ANATOMY Lateral Cutaneous Branch Anterior Cutaneous Branch V. MECHANISM OF BLOCK & DISTRIBUTION OF ANESTHESIA VI. TECHNIQUE…
• Adam T. Hershkin, DMD• Paul J. Seider, DMD• Gregory M. Casey, DDS I. INTRODUCTION Anatomy of the Trigeminal Nerve II. EQUIPMENT FOR REGIONAL MAXILLARY & MANDIBULAR ANESTHESIA III. TECHNIQUES…
Figure 26-1. Cadaver dissection of left supraclavicular area. The SCM muscle has been removed. The roots and trunks of the plexus are visible lateral to the anterior scalene muscle. The…
• Tony Tsai, MD• Ad mir Hadzic, MD I. INTRODUCTION II. INDICATIONS & CONTRAINDICATIONS III. FUNCTIONAL ANATOMY OF DEEP CERVICAL PLEXUS BLOCKADE Anatomic Landmarks Choice of Local Anesthetic Equipment Technique…