… over a single-shot spinal anaesthesia (SSA) and continuous epidural anaesthesia (CEA),
such as the ability to administer small, titrated and incremental doses of local anaesthetics (LA) …

… anaesthesia GA for open hernia surgery.Spinal anaesthesia SA remains the mainstay
anaesthesia … infiltration of local anaesthetic Ilioinguinal Iliohypogastric field block has been found …

… regarding their experience of training in spinal anaesthesia. … acquisition of competence in
spinal anaesthesia. Methods: The … training programme in spinal anaesthesia, through which …

… report was to share our experience of performing spinal anaesthesia in patients with … spinal
anaesthesia was undertaken. In addition, we report the possible impact of spinal anaesthesia …

… This investigation was a retrospective study of a single senior surgeon’s practice at a
single institution. The decision to administer SA or GA is at the discretion of the surgeon, the …

… conditions and experience were … : Epidural and combined spinal-epidural anesthesia are
often used for elective cesarean sections. Although the combined spinal-epidural anesthetic …

… puncture is performed above the level of the pathology, but we have had success injecting
spinal anesthetic agents caudal to the level with good rostral effect, even in cases of severe …

… administer spinal anesthesia for routine lumbar spine surgeries. … anesthesia–administered
intravenous medications, including vasopressors, during spinal versus general anesthesia. …

… We report a single institution's experience with patients 70 years and older undergoing
lumbar spine surgery using either SA or GA. The results of this retrospective, consecutive case …

… A spinal block is a central regional block method … sympathetic block, which is formed by
injection of local anesthetic and additive agents into the subarachnoid space. Spinal anesthesia (…