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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Ultrasound guided regional anaesthesia"”.

  1. Long term potential of a saturated sodium chloride solution for the anatomical preservation of human cadavers

    … its utility as a training model for ultrasound-guided regional anaesthesia (USGRA). The saturated NaCl solution method conferred long-lasting preservation of structures with retention of tissue colour and pliability; however, the rapid onset of deterioration occurred when gross …

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  2. Models for Testing Contemporary Ultrasound Systems

    Medical ultrasound systems are undergoing continuous development. Five areas of particular recent interest are shear wave elastography, interventional ultrasound, microultrasound, and therapeutic ultrasound. These new developments motivate demand for new tissue models. The work discussed in this …

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  3. Single Crystal Based Ultrasound Actuated Needle For Regional Anaesthesia and Biopsy

    Ultrasound guidance of needle-based regional anaesthesia and tissue biopsy is widely used in clinical practice. Ultrasound imaging has improved the efficacy and reduced some side effects during regional nerve block. However, the presentation and interpretation of real-time ultrasound guided needle …

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  4. Study of damage to peripheral nerves caused by anaesthetic needles during regional anaesthesia

    <b>Background</b>: Ultrasound guidance is strongly recommended for the safe conduct of regional anaesthesia procedures. It is safe, now has adequate spatial resolution and provides real time visualization of local anaesthetic spread. However, the risk of nerve trauma still remains. A recent …

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