7th Regional Anaesthesia Course
Live Demos in Theatre (via Video Link), Lectures, Nine Workshops
organised by John Hammond Department of Anaesthesia,
East Surrey Hospital, in association with Infomed Research and Training,
on Thursday 12 and Friday 13 June 2008, in Redhill, East Surrey,
at the Postgraduate Medical Centre, East Surrey Hospital, Canada Avenue, Redhill, Surrey RH1 5RH

10 CPD points (5 per day) approved by RCoA

About the course

• An eyes-on guide to many aspects of Regional Anaesthesia that the hands-on Anaesthetist
  has to deal with daily.

• Practical focus throughout, answering the questions: how to do it and why

Running for the seventh year in ‘state of the art’ facilities with:

• Live interactive demos in theatre via video/audio link, featuring a full range of peripheral nerve blocks techniques.

• 'State of the art' lectures delivered by leading Consultants in Anaesthesia and covering the key areas of day-to-day practice and the use of ultrasounds.

• Nine workshops for in depth exposition, DVD’s of the live demos, group interaction, handling of the equipment, practice on models with ultrasound scanners.

• Opportunities to ask the questions in a congenial atmosphere and get the answers from a knowledgeable and highly experienced Faculty of practicing Consultant Anaesthetists

The Faculty

• Dr Hadi Al-Sahaf, Consultant Anaesthetist, Kingston Hospital

• Dr John Barcroft, Consultant Anaesthetist, Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, Stanmore

• Dr Rafael Blanco, Consultant Anaesthetist, University Hospital Lewisham, London

• Dr Christian Egeler, Consultant Anaesthetist, Morriston Hospital, Swansea

• Dr Steve Golding, Anaesthetic SpR, Frimley Park Hospital, Camberley

• Dr Martin Herrick, Consultant Anaesthetist, Addenbrooke's Hospital, Cambridge

• Dr Andy King, Consultant Anaesthetist, St Peter's Hospital, Chertsey

• Dr Andrzej Krol, Consultant Anaesthetist, St George's Hospital, London

• Dr Jörg Kühne, Consultant Anaesthetist, North Devon District Hospital, Barnstaple

• Dr Tim Pepall, Consultant Anaesthetist, Frimley Park Hospital, Camberley

• Dr Anand Sardesai, Consultant Anaesthetist, Addenbrooke's Hospital, Cambridge

• Dr Harsh Saxena, Consultant Anaesthetist, Royal Surrey County Hospital, Guildford

• Dr Nicholas Scott, Consultant Anaesthetist, Golden Jubilee National Hospital, Glasgow

• Dr Johann Willers, Associate Specialist, Worthing Hospital

• Dr Syed Ali, Consultant Anaesthetist, East Surrey Hospital, Redhill

• Dr Barbara Bray, Consultant Anaesthetist, East Surrey Hospital, Redhill

• Dr Nada Bolad, Consultant Anaesthetist, East Surrey Hospital, Redhill

• Dr Somi Desikan, Consultant Anaesthetist, East Surrey Hospital, Redhill

• Dr Visakha Gunasekera, Consultant Anaesthetist, East Surrey Hospital, Redhill

• Dr Ganesh Kumar, Anaesthetist Clinical Fellow, East Surrey Hospital, Redhill

• Dr Fiona Lamb, Consultant Anaesthetist, East Surrey Hospital, Redhill

• Dr Claire Mearns, Consultant Anaesthetist, East Surrey Hospital, Redhill

• Dr Gordon Morton, Consultant Anaesthetist, East Surrey Hospital, Redhill

• Dr Andrea Stewart, Consultant Anaesthetist, East Surrey Hospital, Redhill

The Live Demos

The live procedures/demos are subject to change. Last year these included:

 

▪ Ankle Block ▪ Axillary Block ▪ Femoral/Popliteal ▪ Femoral/Sciatic Block ▪ Hernia Block
▪ Interpleural Block ▪ Interscalene Block ▪ Interscalene US ▪ PSOAS Compartment Block
▪ Rectus Sheath Block ▪ Supraclavicular Perivascular ▪ Suprascapular/Spf Cervical Plexus ▪ TAP ▪ Vertical Infraclavicular Block

The Nine Workshops

• Brachial Plexus Anatomy

• Brachial Plexus Ultrasound 1: US demo and practice of all blocks above clavicle

• Brachial Plexus Ultrasound 2: US demo and practice of all blocks between clavicle and elbow

• Distal Upper Limb: Anatomy landmarks and US demo of all blocks at and below the elbow

• Thorax and Abdomen

• Lower Limb Anatomy

• Landmark Techniques for Lower Limb Blocks

• US Techniques for Lower Limb Blocks

• Chronic Pain Blocks

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