Steps to Successful Regional Anesthesia. Challenges and Solutions

The book covers regional anesthetic techniques, featuring flowcharts, illustrations, and necessary instruments. It provides tips and tricks for adequate analgesia during surgical procedures, particularly coverage of dermatomal sparing, failed spinal/epidural, and anatomical variations. The chapters cover various aspects of regional anesthesia, including block-related anatomy, troubleshooting barriers to successful blocks, use of a tourniquet and regional anaesthesia in extremes of age. It includes a step-by-step approach helping readers visualize the procedure in real time. The book is an invaluable resource for practicing doctors in peripheral and central locations and postgraduates.

• Covers the key anatomy and approach needed by an anesthesiologist for successful block
• Deals with troubleshooting the obstacles to failed/ inadequate regional anesthesia
• Includes separate section on tourniquet, blood loss estimation, recent advances, etc