Atlas of Peripheral Nerve Blocks and Anatomy for Orthopaedic Anesthesia with DVD [Kõva köide]

This book/DVD package reviews essential information for administering anesthesia in orthopedic surgery, and demonstrates 16 nerve blocks as performed by specialists in the field. Focus is on the most important and tested peripheral nerve blocks essential for orthopedic surgery. A final chapter deals with common pitfalls. The color art program illustrates visual anatomy and nerve block techniques from a variety of perspectives using anatomical drawings, gross anatomy images, depictions of surface anatomy, clinical photos, and photos of cadaver dissections. The companion DVD contains videos of single-injection and continuous nerve blocks, and examples of the anatomical responses gained from percutaneous stimulation of the nerves. Boezaart teaches anesthesia and orthopedic surgery at the University of Florida. Annotation ©2008 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

Master all of the blocks required for orthopaedic anesthesia, including both single-injection and continuous nerve blocks! This text and its companion DVD thoroughly review the anatomy points you need to know to effectively execute these techniques, and demonstrate all 16 essential nerve blocks as performed by specialists in orthopaedic anesthesiology. Abundant full-color photographs of the sequence of each block - combined with full-color drawings and photographs of cadaver sections of the applied anatomy - help to ensure proper needle placement for each procedure.

• Presents anatomy and techniques from a variety of perspectives through anatomical drawings, gross anatomy images, and photographs of surface anatomy - ensuring proper needle placement for each nerve block.
  
• Uses a practical, "how-to" approach that makes the latest techniques easy to learn.
  
• Covers problems and pitfalls to help you avoid potential complications.
  
• Shows you how to perform both single-injection and continuous nerve blocks, and demonstrates the anatomical responses gained from percutaneous stimulation of the nerves, via videos on the companion DVD.