anaesthesia
CHAPTER 1 Local anaesthesia The administration of local anaesthetics is indicated whenever their use will ease pain from trauma, or decrease the discomfort of a painful procedure. Local anaesthesia is…
CHAPTER 1 Local anaesthesia The administration of local anaesthetics is indicated whenever their use will ease pain from trauma, or decrease the discomfort of a painful procedure. Local anaesthesia is…
CHAPTER 3 Topical anaesthesia Topical anaesthesia is an extremely useful adjunct to clinical practice in the ED and is underutilised, often because it is forgotten. It is used for local…
CHAPTER 5 Intravenous regional anaesthesia (IVRA) Bier block of upper limb Intravenous regional anaesthesia (IVRA) is a simple and effective regional anaesthesia technique for painful procedures on the forearm, wrist…
CHAPTER 2 Local anaesthetic toxidromes and complications Local complications Local complications are usually a result of the injection technique. Immediate complications include pain, bruising, haematoma formation, local skin reactions (dermatitis)…