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 10th Regional
Anaesthesia Course
organised by John Hammond Department of Anaesthesia, East Surrey
Hospital
Tue 09 Nov 2010
(PM): Cadaveric Anatomy
Workshops [optional], at St George’s Hospital, London
Wed 10 Nov 2010: Workshops and ‘State-of-the-Art’
Lectures, at the PGEC, East Surrey Hospital
Thu 11 Nov 2010: Live Demos in Theatre (via Video Link),
at the PGEC, East Surrey Hospital
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About the Course
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An eyes-on and hands-on guide to the many
aspects of Regional Anaesthesia that Anaesthetists have to deal
with
daily, answering the questions: how to do it and why.
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A Faculty of experienced Consultant
Anaesthetists from a variety of hospitals and backgrounds, from the UK
and abroad, who will lecture and facilitate the workshops.
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A well established practical course that
builds on excellent feedback from attendees over past years.
Cadaveric Anatomy Workshops
(Optional)
on Tuesday 9 Nov (pm) at St George’s Hospital, London:
Head and Neck; Upper Limb; Abdomen; Back; and Lower Limb.
Places limited: 3 attendees per
demonstrator
Workshops
Learn about both Ultrasound and
Landmark-guided techniques. Practise on a wide range of US scanners from
several different suppliers, using live models and phantoms.
Places limited: 4 attendees per
demonstrator
Live Demos
Observe and question, live via 2-way
video/audio link, experienced Consultants performing at least ten blocks in
Theatre.
Course Director:
Dr Fred Sage, Consultant
Anaesthetist,
East Surrey Hospital, Redhill
Members of the Faculty include:
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Professor Vishy Mahadevan, Professor
of Surgical Anatomy and the Barbers’ Company Reader in Anatomy, Royal
College of Surgeons of England
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Dr Anthony Allan, Great Western
Hospital, Swindon
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Dr Christian Egeler, Morriston
Hospital, Swansea
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Dr George Mathew, Consultant
Anaesthetist, University Hospital Lewisham
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Dr Andrzej Król, St George's
Hospital, London
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Dr Jörg Kühne, North Devon District
Hospital, Barnstaple
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Dr Timothy Pepall, Frimley Park
Hospital
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Dr Harsh Saxena, Royal Surrey County
Hospital, Guildford
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Dr Johann Willers, Associate
Specialist, Worthing Hospital
...and many more
Day 1:
Tuesday 9 November 2010
Cadaveric Anatomy Workshops
(Optional)
Led by Professor Vishy Mahadevan,
Professor of Surgical Anatomy and the Barbers’ Company
Reader in Anatomy at the Royal College of Surgeons of England, with
demonstrators from the Faculty.
There are five Workshops.
1: Head and neck
2: Upper Limb
3: Abdomen
4: Back
5: Lower Limb
Attendees divide into five groups and rotate through each of the Workshops.
Each Workshop lasts 20 minutes. Group numbers are limited to 3 attendees per
demonstrator.
Day 2:
Wednesday 10 November 2010
Workshops
Each Workshop lasts 50
minutes.
Each attendee attends six workshops:
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Attendees new to Regional
Anaesthesia and US attend workshops 1, 2 and 3, before moving on to
three other workshops selected at the time of application.
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Attendees with some
previous experience of Regional Anaesthesia and US select any six of the
nine Workshops to attend, though it is recommended that they attend the
Level II workshops (workshops 4-9).
Attendees receive a workshops
schedule on the day.
Workshop numbers are limited
to 4 attendees per demonstrator.
Level 1 Workshops
For attendees new to RA and US
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Technology, Image
Generation,Probe Handling
and Needling
Including opportunities to practise on phantoms.
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Brachial Plexus:
Anatomy and Landmarks
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Lumbosacral
Plexus:Anatomy and Landmarks
Level 2 Workshops
for attendees with previous experience in RA and US
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Upper Limb – above and
around Clavicle
Interscalene, Supraclavicular and Infraclavicular Blocks
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Upper Limb – below
Clavicle
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Neuraxial US
Paravertebral, Epidural and Lumbar Plexus Blocks
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Abdominal Wall
Rectus, TAP, Transversalis Fascia and Ilioinguinal Blocks
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Femoral Sciatic
Saphenous
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Popliteal and Ankle
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