REGIONAL ANESTHESIA FOR CHILDREN WITH THE DISEASES OF LOWER LIMBS

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The Science of Regional Anesthesia in Children

Regional anesthesia is being administered to an increasing number of infants and children, and there is a growing body of literature regarding age-related differences in local anesthetic pharmacology and toxicology, and in clinical application of various regional anesthetic techniques in pediatrics. This lecture will review some aspects of the basic, translational and clinical science of region...

Plastination of Upper And Lower Limbs with Injection of Colored Polymer into the Arteries

Purpose: Plastination is a unique technique of tissue preservation developed by Dr Gunther von hagnes in Hidelberg, Germany in 1978. In this process water and lipids are replaced by curable polymers (silicon, polyester, epoxy) which are subsequently hardened, resulting in dry, odorless and durable specimens. The aim of this study was to prepare plastinated specimen of upper and lower limbs by i...

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Regional anesthesia in children: the future.

Pediatric regional anesthesia continues to evolve. Education and attention to anatomical detail remain key elements to successful outcomes. New techniques, some adapted from adult practice, provide analgesia for pediatric surgical procedures such cleft palate or congenital hip dysplasia. Despite technological advances a number of controversial issues remain unresolved.