Pneumatic Pulse Simulation for Teaching Peripheral Plexus Blocks in Cadavers

Schwarz, Gerhard; Feigl, Georg; Kleinert, R.; Dorn, Christian; Litscher, Gerhard; Sandner‐Kiesling, Andreas; Bock, N.

doi:10.1097/00000539-200212000-00078

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“…Limitations include the inability to use nerve stimulation for confirming specific nerve localization, and the lack of pulsatile arteries for Doppler confirmation. Artificial pulses have been generated via pneumatic devices and may be beneficial for regional anesthesia training in cadavers; this simulation requires tissue incision and a catheter for balloon insufflation, 14 both of which may interfere with ultrasound imaging. Many of the images shown here contain easily identifiable vessels regardless of their static nature.…”

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Cadaveric ultrasound imaging for training in ultrasound-guided peripheral nerve blocks: Upper extremity

Tsui

Dillane

Walji

2007

Can J Anesth/J Can Anesth

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Section: Terminal Nerves In the Periphery (Figure 3)mentioning

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Cadaveric ultrasound imaging for training in ultrasound-guided peripheral nerve blocks: Upper extremity

Tsui

Dillane

Walji

2007

Can J Anesth/J Can Anesth

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“…Erste Übun-gen außerhalb des Klinikbetriebes kön-nen unter Nutzung realistischer Modelle oder Simulationen durchgeführt werden [9,12,13,21]. Anschließend sollten die ersten Versuche im laufenden Klinikbetrieb möglichst vollständig betreut werden.…”

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Umfrage zur aktuellen Situation der Regionalan�sthesie im deutschsprachigen Raum

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Motsch

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The practice of regional anaesthesia in German speaking countries was investigated by a survey. The first part of the trilogy contains the presentation and evaluation of the data about quality assurance and training concepts. In 2002 questionnaires were mailed to 750 randomly selected departments of anaesthesia and 384 hospitals participated (51.2%). The overall proportion of regional anaesthesia was 23% and in Switzerland it was significantly higher (adults: 48%; children: 31%). Of the hospitals 19% had no person who was responsible for quality assurance. The number of puncture attempts was unlimited in 59% of the hospitals. The first training steps were observed closely (complete observation: 81%). The exact beginning (48%) and end (15%/13%) of the training were often not fixed, 80% of all anaesthesia departments requested an improvement in the training for peripheral and 53% for neuroaxial regional anaesthesia techniques. Regional anaesthesia plays a highly important role. Concepts of training and quality assurance that are backed up by evidence-based medicine should be worked out to improve the training and further education in regional anaesthesia.

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“…Erstere Variante ist aber lediglich begrenzt nutzbar, wie von Schwarz et al [24] erwähnt wird. Denn die Gefahr der Infektiösität sollte bei Verwendung dieser Art Leichenmaterials nie unterschätzt werden.…”

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“…Unsere Versuche an solchen Körpern ergaben, dass eine Pulssimulation durch die Härtung der Gewebe und der Haut praktisch unmöglich ist. An nach Thiel konservierten Leichen war der simulierte Puls immer deutlich tastbar; dies wird beiläufig und ohne Details von Schwarz et al [24] auch erwähnt. Denn Schwarz et al [24] evaluierten die Pulssimulation mithilfe eines Beatmungsgerätes speziell an frischen Leichen.…”

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“…An nach Thiel konservierten Leichen war der simulierte Puls immer deutlich tastbar; dies wird beiläufig und ohne Details von Schwarz et al [24] auch erwähnt. Denn Schwarz et al [24] evaluierten die Pulssimulation mithilfe eines Beatmungsgerätes speziell an frischen Leichen. Neu an der aktuellen Arbeit ist, dass sie einen Vergleich von Trainingsmöglichkeiten an zwei verschiedenen Konservierungsmethoden präsentiert.…”

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