Regional Anesthesia In Trauma A Casebased Approach Jeff Gadsden by Jeff Gadsden 9781107602236, 1107602238, 2012020246 instant download after payment.

This book is organized into two sections: the first three chapters serve as an introduction
to the concept of pain management during trauma and the importance of high-quality pain
control in injured patients; the remaining 18 chapters are case-based discussions, each
starting with a clinical vignette and followed by question and answer-style examination of
the relevant issues. Throughout the course of the case chapters, principal regional anesthetic and analgesic techniques are fully described with the aid of ultrasound images.
However, more than just a how-to book, the theoretical and often controversial issues that inform the clinical decision making are explored, so that the reader gains a thorough understanding of the landscape of regional anesthetic practice in trauma care.Although regional anesthesia is traditionally the domain of anesthesiologists, this bookhas been written for a broader audience, recognizing that acute care clinicians of many
varieties such as emergency medicine physicians, intensivists, military medics, and others
may benefit from an examination of these issues. It is my hope that the lives of injured might be improved by an increased awareness and utilization of the techniques described in this book.