1st Annual Pan-Asian NYSORA Symposium Abstracts NOW AVAILABLE!

NYSORA 5th Annual New York Symposium Abstracts, December 16, 2006

2005 Volume 1

Cornish P. Supraclavicular Regional Anaesthesia Reanalysed: The Cornish Technique. J of NYSORA 2005;1:1-5

Maraire P. Lumbar Plexus Block: Posterior Approach. J of NYSORA 2005;1:6-10

Gaertner E. Parasacral Nerve Block. J of NYSORA 2006;1:11-15

Dalens B. Lower Extremity Nerve Blocks In Pediatric Patients. J of NYSORA;1:16-26

Boezaart AP. Continuous Interscalene Nerve Block (Anterior and Posterior Approaches). J of NYSORA 2005;1:27-36

Boezaart AP. Continuous Infraclavicular Nerve Block (Brachial Plexus Cord Block). J of NYSORA 2005;1:37-40

Boezaart AP. Continuous Femoral Nerve Block. J of NYSORA 2005;1:41-47

Boezaart AP. Continuous Sciatic Nerve Block. J of NYSORA 2005;1:48-54

Boezaart AP. Lumbar paravertebral (Psoas compartment) block. J of NYSORA 2005;1:55-62

 

Other Recommended NYSORA Readings

The Intensity Of The Current At Which Sciatic Nerve Stimulation Is Achieved Is More Important Factor In Determining The Quality Of Nerve Block Than The Type Of Motor Response Obtained

Regional Anesthesia In The United States: The use of peripheral nerve blocks in the USA

Complications of Regional Anesthesia

Success with Peripheral Nerve Block

Anatomy of the Lumbosacral Spine

A national survey on practice patterns in the use of peripheral nerve stimulators in regional anesthesia

 

 


 

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