Peripheral Nerve Block Ultrasound Course

Description

Ultrasound-guided regional anaesthesia expands pain management options for Emergency Physicians, offering a safe alternative to procedural sedation and reducing opioid reliance in high-risk patients. This intensive one-day peripheral nerve block course focuses on foundational techniques for performing a wide range of nerve blocks, equipping participants with practical skills to enhance patient care in emergency and critical care settings.

Guided by expert faculty, you’ll gain hands-on experience with upper and lower limb blocks, orofacial blocks, and their applications in managing fractures, dislocations, and procedural pain. The day includes case-based discussions to integrate these techniques into real-world clinical scenarios, ensuring you leave confident in your ability to perform ultrasound-guided nerve blocks effectively and safely.

What you’ll learn

• Fundamentals of nerve blocks: Key principles, safety considerations, and optimisation techniques.
• Upper limb blocks: Suprascapular, axillary, elbow, and wrist.
• Lower limb blocks: PENG, fascia iliaca, femoral, saphenous, popliteal sciatic, posterior tibial, and ankle blocks.
• Orofacial blocks: Pain relief strategies for facial injuries and procedures.
• Case-based discussions: Practical application and decision-making for emergency scenarios.

By the end of this course, you’ll be equipped to use ultrasound-guided nerve blocks to manage fractures, dislocations, and procedural pain with confidence, improving patient outcomes while minimising the need for systemic medications.

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