Education and training in ultrasound-guided regional anaesthesia

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Education and training in ultrasound-guided regional anaesthesia

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The concept of using Doppler ultrasound to guide regional anaesthesia performance was first described in 1978. It was, however, the introduction into clinical practice in the last 15 years of portable, affordable, high resolution, bedside ultrasound machines that has revolutionised the practice of regional anaesthesia. Visualising anatomical structures, and guiding a needle to target structures under direct ultrasound guidance, is now considered best practice. Ultrasound-guided regional an...

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28 Mar, 2022

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Alwyn Hooi Hock Chuan

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Ultrasonic imaging / anaesthesiology / Education / anaesthesia / Diagnostic ultrasonic imaging / medical education / Education -- Training / regional / Anesthesia / Other education not elsewhere classified

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