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Thanks for the suggestion. Wondering, does anyone also know anything about these books?
Atlas of Ultrasound- and Nerve Stimulation-Guided Regional Anesthesia by Vincent Chan
Atlas of Regional Anesthesia by David L. Brown
Atlas of Ultrasound- and Nerve Stimulation-Guided Regional Anesthesia by Vincent Chan
Atlas of Regional Anesthesia by David L. Brown
I own both the Hadzic and the Atlas of Ultrasound- and Nerve Stimulation-Guided Regional Anesthesia books (the author of this is actually Tsui, not Chan). Both are EXCELLENT.
I personally prefer the Tsui book-easy to read, well-organized, nice U/S images-but you could read EITHER cover to cover and be very well informed about all common regional anesthesia techniques as well as intermediate to advanced techniques.
I don't think the intricacies of catheter placement are covered well in either book--you might want to check out an ASRA weekend course for the how to's of catheters.
I personally prefer the Tsui book-easy to read, well-organized, nice U/S images-but you could read EITHER cover to cover and be very well informed about all common regional anesthesia techniques as well as intermediate to advanced techniques.
I don't think the intricacies of catheter placement are covered well in either book--you might want to check out an ASRA weekend course for the how to's of catheters.
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I've got a lot of them, and I'll tell you Paul Bigeleisen's recent one, "Ultrasound-Guided Regional Anesthesia..." is EXCELLENT. A terrific one based on nerve stimulation and off the radar is Gisela Meier's, "Peripheral Regional Anesthesia"
Absolutely OUTSTANDING.
These are both terrific. Check em out if you can.
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Thanks for the recs imfrankie. Will pick one of them up soon.
