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Regional Anaesthesia is practiced widely at St Richard's Hospital.
Regional Anaesthesia is practiced widely at St Richard's Hospital.
We cater for multiple operations requiring either upper or lower limb regional anaesthesia as well as central neuraxial blocks.
We cater for multiple operations requiring either upper or lower limb regional anaesthesia as well as central neuraxial blocks.
We advocate learning of the 'Plan A' blocks. The following page contains links to Duke's videos for common blocks performed at SRH.
The Block Book of SRH
The Block Book of SRH
Block Book.pdfSRH Block Book
SRH Block Book
Commonly performed blocks at SRH
Compiled by Dr James Wright
DEFINITIVE_RAUK_BOA_guidelines.pdfRA-UK Peripheral Nerve Block Follow-up/Unexpected neurological dysfunction
RA-UK Peripheral Nerve Block Follow-up/Unexpected neurological dysfunction
This is a useful flowchart to work thorugh in the incident of potential neuropraxia post-block.
Videos of Blocks commonly performed at SRH (taken from Duke Anaesthesiology + Dr Ki-Jinn Chin)
Videos of Blocks commonly performed at SRH (taken from Duke Anaesthesiology + Dr Ki-Jinn Chin)
Hip Analgesia - consider for hip arthroplasty/NOF
Hip Analgesia - consider for hip arthroplasty/NOF
Lower Limb Common Regional Anaesthesia Blocks
Lower Limb Common Regional Anaesthesia Blocks
PENG block
PENG block
May require wound local infiltration or a Lateral Cutaneous Femoral Nerve block (see below for this block)
Fascia Iliaca Plane Block
Fascia Iliaca Plane Block
SIFI block
SIFI block
Popliteal Sciatic
Popliteal Sciatic
Femoral/lateral femoral cutaneous
Femoral/lateral femoral cutaneous
Ankle Block
Ankle Block
Brachial Plexus blocks
Brachial Plexus blocks
Interscalene approach
Interscalene approach
Supraclavicular approach
Supraclavicular approach
Axillary Approach
Axillary Approach
Abdominal Analgesia techniques
Abdominal Analgesia techniques
Rectus Sheath
Rectus Sheath
TAP (transversus abdominis plane)
TAP (transversus abdominis plane)
Neuraxial Ultrasound
Neuraxial Ultrasound
An incredibly useful technique for those with more difficult spinal anatomy.
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