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ISBN 10: 0323654355

ISBN 13: 9780323654357

Author: Ehab Farag, Loran Mounir Soliman

Trusted by anesthesiologists, nurse anesthetists, and pain management specialists through five outstanding editions, Brown’s Atlas of Regional Anesthesia, 6th Edition, continues to keep you fully informed and up to date in this fast-changing field. This practical how-to guide demonstrates each technique in an easy-to-follow manner, providing unmatched guidance on administering a wide range of nerve block techniques in all areas of the body. New videos, new illustrations, and new chapters improve your knowledge and expertise, helping you provide optimal, safe regional anesthesia to every patient.

Brown is Atlas of Regional Anesthesia 6th Table of contents:

Section I: Introduction

1. Pharmacology

Drugs

Local anesthetic toxicity

2. Pharmacology of local anesthetics in pediatrics

Introduction

Amide local anesthetics

Ester local anesthetics

Toxicity of local anesthetics

Suggested reading

3. Equipment and ultrasound

Equipment

Section II: Upper Extremity Blocks

4. Upper extremity block anatomy

5. Interscalene block

Perspective

Traditional block technique

Ultrasound for interscalene block

6. Supraclavicular block

Perspective

Traditional block technique

Ultrasonography-guided technique

7. Suprascapular block

Sonoanatomy

Indications

Technique

Pearls

Suprascapular block anterior approach

8. Infraclavicular block

Perspective

Traditional block technique

Potential problems

Ultrasonography-guided technique

Key points

References

9. Axillary block

Perspective

Traditional block technique

Sonoanatomy

Axillary catheter technique

10. Distal upper extremity blocks

Sonoanatomy

Technique

Digital block

Pearls

11. Intravenous regional block

Perspective

Placement

Potential problems

Pearls

Section III: Lower Extremity Blocks

12. Lower extremity block anatomy

13. Lumbar plexus block

Inguinal perivascular block (three-in-one block)

Psoas compartment block

Lumbar plexus block

14. Sciatic block

Perspective

Traditional block technique

Potential problems

Pearls

Ultrasonography-guided technique

15. Femoral block

Perspective

Traditional block technique

Ultrasonography-guided technique

16. Ultrasound for fascia iliaca and inguinal region blocks

Perspective

Anatomy

Sonoanatomy

Inguinal region blocks

Indication

Anatomy

17. Lateral femoral cutaneous nerve block

Anatomy

Landmark technique

Ultrasound-guided technique

Pearls

18. Obturator block

Perspective

Placement

Potential problems

Pearls

Sonoanatomy

Indications

Technique

Pearls

19. Popliteal and saphenous block

Perspective

Traditional block technique

Ultrasonography-guided technique

20. Adductor canal block

Sonoanatomy

Technique

Pearls

21. Ankle block

Perspective

Traditional block technique

Ultrasonography-guided technique

Section IV: Head and Neck Blocks

22. Retrobulbar (peribulbar) block

23. Cervical plexus block

Sonoanatomy

Technique

Pearls

24. Stellate ganglion block

Perspective

Placement

Potential complications

Pearls

Section V: Airway Blocks

25. Airway block anatomy

26. Glossopharyngeal block

Perspective

Placement

Potential problems

Pearls

27. Superior laryngeal block

Perspective

Placement

Potential problems

Pearls

28. Translaryngeal block

Perspective

Placement

Potential problems

Pearls

Section VI: Truncal Blocks

29. Truncal block anatomy

30. PECS and Pecto-Intercostal blocks

Perspective and background

PECS 1 block

PECS 2 block

Pecto-intercostal block

Potential complications

Pearls

31. Serratus anterior block

Relevant anatomy

Potential complications

32. Ultrasound for intercostal block

Sonoanatomy

Technique

Pearls

33. Paravertebral block

Indications

Contraindications

Sonoanatomy

Technique

Pearls

34. Erector spinae plane block

Perspective

Potential complications

Pearls

35. Rectus sheath block and catheter in adults

Sonoanatomy

Technique

Pearls

36. Transversus abdominis plane block (classic approach)

Relevant anatomy

Technique

Indications

Pearls

37. Subcostal transversus abdominal plane block

Sonoanatomy

Technique

Indication

Pearls

38. Quadratus lumborum block

Sonoanatomy

Techniques (fig. 38.3–38.8)

Pearls

Section VII: Neuraxial Blocks

39. Ultrasound-assisted neuraxial blocks

Relevant sonoanatomy of the spine

Technique

Pearls

40. Spinal block

Perspective

Placement

Potential problems

Pearls

41. Epidural block

Perspective

Placement

Potential problems

Pearls

42. Caudal block

Perspective

Placement

Potential problems

Pearls

Section VIII: Pediatric Regional Using Ultrasound

43. Caudal block in pediatrics

Position

Anatomy

Sonoanatomy

Technique

Pearls

44. Ilioinguinal and iliohypogastric block

Position

Anatomy

Sonoanatomy and technique

Pearls

45. Superficial cervical plexus block

Position

Anatomy and technique

Pearls

46. Pudendal nerve block

Indications

Contraindications

Sonoanatomy

Technique

Pearls

47. Paravertebral catheters in pediatrics

Indications

Contraindications

Sonoanatomy

Technique

Pearls

Section IX: Obstetrics Regional Anesthesia

48. Regional techniques during pregnancy and delivery

Perspectives

Patient selection

Pharmacologic choice

Placement

Needle puncture

Potential problems

Pearls

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