Practical Local Anaesthetic Blocks In Dogs And Cats 3rd June 2025
Central CPD
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Date: Tuesday 3rd June, 2025 - Tuesday 3rd June, 2025
Start time: 10:00 AM - 5:30 PM
Duration: 1 hour(s)
Cost: £595
The use of local anaesthetic drugs as part of a multimodal approach to analgesia is commonplace in human medicine; they reduce the time patients spend in hospital, accelerate recovery and improve patient satisfaction. Peripheral nerve blocks can be quick, simple and inexpensive to perform. Despite this, the veterinary profession still relatively under-uses local anaesthetics.
This course will cover how and when to use common peripheral nerve blocks in the limbs and head in dogs and cats. We’ll start with theory lectures before moving onto canine cadaver-based practical sessions allowing delegates the opportunity to apply the theory learned, develop their practical skills and gain confidence in these procedures. There will also be some case-based discussion and an opportunity for delegates to discuss their own experiences.
Topics to be covered include:
How to perform common peripheral nerve blocks for use in orthopaedic, soft tissue and dental procedures
How and when to perform a lumbosacral epidural nerve block
Revision of how local anaesthetic drugs work, including the complications and contraindications associated with their use
Cadaver-based practical sessions
Case-based discussion – when to use the nerve blocks you've learnt
Number of CPD hours this event can be recorded as
7 hours
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