• PART 1 - New Guidelines for regional analgesia for lower leg trauma and the risk of acute compartment syndrome

    Dr. Morné Wolmarans 30 minutes
    Welcome to this webinar series presented by the Association of Anaesthetists of Great Britain and Ireland on Regional Anaesthetic Techniques in the Management of Traumatic Injuries

    In this first part, Dr. Morné Wolmarans will review the new guidelines for regional analgesia for lower leg trauma and the risk of acute compartment syndrome
    Dr. Morné Wolmarans

    Dr. Morné Wolmarans

    Consultant Anaesthesiologist at the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital in the United Kingdom for 17 years. 

    Starting my medical practice in Cape Town, then moved to Lon-don and finished specialising in Anaesthesia and Intensive Care Medicine in Cambridge. Developed special interest in Ultrasound RA in 2000. Regularly lectures, organise workshops and have established ultrasound courses nationally and internationally. Actively involved with RA-UK board for the last 10 years.

    Immediate Past-President for Regional Anaesthesia United Kingdom (RA-UK), an ESRA Board member, Vice Chairman of EDRA Board, an examiner for the EDRA diploma and External Examiner for University of East Anglia Masters Programme in Regional Anaesthesia. 

    My special interests are education in ultrasound regional anaesthesia, RA non-technical skills (RANTS), vascular anaesthesia, golf and fine wine.

  • PART 2 - Fascial plane vs nerve blocks for lower limb trauma

    Welcome to this webinar series presented by the Association of Anaesthetists of Great Britain and Ireland on Regional Anaesthetic Techniques in the Management of Traumatic Injuries

    In this second part, Dr. Rosie Hogg will review fascial place vs nerve blocks for lower limb trauma
    Dr. Rosie Hogg

    Dr. Rosie Hogg

    Rosie Hogg is a consultant anaesthetist based at the Belfast Health & Social Care Trust with a specialist interest in regional anaesthesia.  After graduating from the University of Leeds she completed her anaesthesia training in Northern Ireland. She was awarded a postgraduate MD from Queens University Belfast following research focused on patient-centred outcomes & regional anaesthesia and spent a year as visiting faculty at the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia in 2014. 

    Her clinical interests include the development & integration of perioperative point of care ultrasound & the use of regional anaesthesia in improvement of perioperative outcomes.  In addition to her clinical responsibilities she works for the Department of Health on the future development of elective care in Northern Ireland.

    She is a passionate advocate for flexible working for parents & caregivers, in particular those with an interest in research or policy development.

  • PART 3 - Upper limb block in trauma

    Dr. Athmaja Thottungal 32 minutes
    Welcome to this webinar series presented by the Association of Anaesthetists of Great Britain and Ireland on Regional Anaesthetic Techniques in the Management of Traumatic Injuries

    In this third part, Dr. Athmaja Thottungal will go over upper limb block in trauma
    Dr. Athmaja Thottungal

    Dr. Athmaja Thottungal

    An extensively experienced medical professional with achievements across education, research and clinical practice. An ultrasound guided pain interventional enthusiast adept in performing all types of complex pain procedures.  Winner of multiple awards for clinical leadership, presentations, research and academic achievement. A firm advocate of holistic, patient centered integrative health care. Active member of the community, with external interests spanning a range of charitable and value-focused initiatives. 

  • PART 4 - Regional analgesia for pain after rib fracture and chest trauma

    Dr. Jonathan Womack 29 minutes
    Welcome to this webinar series presented by the Association of Anaesthetists of Great Britain and Ireland on Regional Anaesthetic Techniques in the Management of Traumatic Injuries

    In this last part, Dr Jonathan Womack will go over the use of regional analgesia for pain after rib fracture and chest trauma.
    Dr. Jonathan Womack

    Dr. Jonathan Womack

    Dr Jonathan Womack is a consultant at the Royal Victoria Infirmary in Newcastle, where he leads RA services. He is heavily involved in RA education, a diplomat and now co-lead of the RA MSc, and research, where his interests include cadaveric studies and teaching of technical skills. Jono is the deputy lead of the RA-UK research network.