Regional Anesthesia

The Regional Anesthesia Module is the most comprehensive and up-to-date resource for mastering regional anesthesia. It covers everything you need to know, from anatomy and pharmacology, spinal, epidural, and peripheral nerve blocks, regional anesthesia for specific surgical procedures, regional anesthesia in patients with specific considerations, and pain management. The module is enriched with many visuals, clinical images, animations, decision-making infographics, and videos to enhance comprehension.

What makes this module unique?

This isn’t just another module; it’s a game-changing interactive and dynamic educational experience on the NYSORA LMS platform. This course emphasizes visual and practical learning with step-by-step procedural guides. Key benefits include:

• Illustrations, images, and animations: High-quality visuals and NSYORA’s renowned reversed ultrasound anatomy images to enhance knowledge comprehension & retention.
• Clinical videos:  Watch and learn from real-life cases to improve your practical skills.
• Decision-making excellence: Access to decision-making algorithms and protocols to enhance patient outcomes, streamline care, and prepare you for exams like EDRA.
• Regular updates: Stay up-to-date with newly added content, including new techniques, images, and videos.
• Practical application: Useful tips for implementing regional techniques and procedures in various clinical settings.
• Mobile access: Access learning materials from any device at any time.
• Community access: Connect with a supportive network of peers and experts to exchange experiences, ask questions, and gain valuable insights.
• Note-taking tools: Organize your learning and retain additional insights with built-in tools.

What will you learn?

• Anatomy and pharmacology for regional anesthesia.
• Equipment and monitoring tools to perform every procedure safely and effectively.
• Peripheral nerve blocks include head and neck, nerve blocks for the upper and lower extremities, and truncal blocks.
• Spinal, epidural, and caudal anesthesia in adult and pediatric patients.
• Regional anesthesia for specific procedures tailored for diverse surgical interventions.
• Regional anesthesia in patients with specific considerations such as cardiovascular disease, preexisting neurologic disease, pregnant patients, and elderly or pediatric patients.
• Pain management strategies for acute and chronic pain.

The Regional Anesthesia Module is organized to provide in-depth knowledge and practical applications simultaneously. Whether you’re learning regional anesthesia for the first time, looking for step-by-step guidance on specific techniques or procedures, or preparing for board exams, this module has you covered.