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A four-part learning series with Sarah Gibson and Heide Klöppel on local anaesthetic blocks that can be used in dogs and cats.
The use of local anaesthesic drugs as part of a multimodal approach to analgesia is commonplace in human medicine; they reduce the time patients spend in the hospital, accelerate recovery and improve patient satisfaction.
Peripheral nerve blocks can be quick, simple and inexpensive to perform. Despite this, the veterinary profession still relatively under-uses local anaesthetics.
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Description
This learning series covers how and when to use common peripheral nerve blocks in the limbs and head in dogs and cats. Starting with theory lectures before moving onto canine cadaver-based practical demonstrations.
Topics covered include:
- How to perform common peripheral nerve blocks for use in orthopaedic, soft tissue and dental procedures
- How and when to perform a lumbosacral epidural nerve block
- Revision of how local anaesthetic drugs work, including the complications and contraindications associated with their use
- Cadaver-based practical demonstrations of each nerve block
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