11decAll Day12ANICURA - Locoregional Anaesthesia
Event Details
Lecturer Louise Clark, BVMS, Cert VA, DiplECVAA, MSc(Clinical Management of Pain) MRCVS. Louise is working at "Davies, The veterinary specialists" in the UK Instructors Anna Edner, DVM, PhD in anaesthesiolgy. Anna is working at
Event Details
Lecturer
Louise Clark, BVMS, Cert VA, DiplECVAA, MSc(Clinical Management of Pain) MRCVS.
Louise is working at “Davies, The veterinary specialists” in the UK
Instructors
Anna Edner, DVM, PhD in anaesthesiolgy.
Anna is working at “AniCura Falu Djursjukhus”, has studied pedagogics and has been teaching anaesthesiology to veterinary students at the univeristy since 2001
Hans Nieuwendijk, DVM,
head surgeon and practice manager for “AniCura de Tweede Lijn”, Wilhelminaoord, The Netherlands
Course description
The course will cover the principles and applications of locoregional anaesthetic and analgesic techniques as well as intravenous analgesia in small animals, suitable for general practitioners as well as the specialised veterinarian in small animal practice.
Basic every-day techniques for locoregional anaesthesia and analgesia during surgery as well as more advanced techniques for localizing nerves and techniques for long term pain management will be discussed and practiced during wet lab sessions
Learning objectives
After the course the participants will:
- Be updated in the clinical pharmacology of drugs used in locoregional anaesthesia
- Understand why to use regional or general anaesthesia or analgesia techniques
- Be able to define which patient and procedure is suitable for locoregional anaesthesia
- Be comfortable using different techniques in specific procedures: lumpectomy/wounds, limb surgery, abdominal surgery, thoracic procedures, procedures on the head and in the mouth
- Have competence to identify the local nerve
- Be able to deliver local analgesic/anaesthetics through catheters
- Understand benefits vs complications and risks
- Be familiar with ultrasound and nerve stimulation guidance
Programme:
Day One:
- A review of pain transmission and the overall role of local anaesthesia in multi-modal ananlgesia techniques
- Local anaesthetics – what are they and how do they work?
- Overview of techniques – specific nerve blocks – epidural and neuraxial annalgesia, ocular and head (incl. dental) blocks; other peripheral blocks, limbs and IVRA
- Overview of techniques – practical demonstrations and wet lab session. Participants to attempt blocks
Day two:
- Theory of nerve stimulation and ultrasound
- Loco-regional techniques using the nerve stimulator and ultrasound
- Practical demonstration and wet lab session with nerve stimulation and ultrasound
Course Fee
EUR 900 (+ VAT), including course materials, lunches, coffees and course dinner. Sign up before September 1st and get a rebated price of EUR 790 (+VAT), use discount code Early bird at registration.
Travel & hotel
Please arrange your own travel arrangement to Dublin Airport. There will be a transport from airport to hotel arranged by Partner IM3. Hotel rooms for participants will been reserved at CityNorth hotel with great prices.
We will contact you for flight details and number of hotel nights you need, closer to the course date.
Registration
Register through this link no later than November 11th.
https://sv-se.invajo.com/event/anicuracontinuingeducation/locoregionalanaesthesia
ACE reserves the right to make alterations. Always check the course website for latest update.
Time
11. december 2018 - 12. december 2018 (All Day)(GMT+00:00)
Location
Dublin






