EDUCATION
Anaesthesia is a challenging, rewarding and exciting career. There are few other specialties where you need proficiency at practical skills, thorough medical and surgical knowledge and the ability to handle rapidly evolving clinical deteriorating and crises!.
This section is aimed at providing you clinical information to:
- Learn all the basic concepts
- Simplify the complex areas
- Increase your learning curve
- Progress to advanced knowledge and skills
Also check out the ABCs of Anaesthesia Boot Camp Series for online sessions.
Non-Technical Skills
Navigating Trauma Airway Management: Teamwork, Tools and Techniques
By Ramis Hassan, Zheng Cheng Zhu Key reference: Athanassoglou V, Rogers A, Hofmeyr R. In-hospital [...]
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The Physiologically Difficult Airway: considerations beyond anatomy
By Zheng Cheng Zhu Key reference: Karamchandani et al. (2024). Tracheal intubation in critically ill [...]
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Step by Step: An Introduction to Lower Limb Anatomy
By Dr. Anei Ochan-Thou, Dr. Zheng Cheng Zhu, Dr. Nicola Wevling, Dr. Lahiru Amaratunge. [...]
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A single case of a successful sphenopalatine block in a patient with a post dural puncture headache
Case Report Corresponding Author: S. Muthu S. Muthu,1 L. Amaratunge,2 1. Intensive Care Registrar, Western [...]
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The subtle sounds of the operating theatre!
A brief introduction to the critical signals beyond what you can see Most anaesthetists probably [...]
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How to get started with regional anaesthesia
How to increase your learning curve when there are limited learning opportunities It seems that [...]
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How risky is surgery?
Surgery is such a complex field with immense variability in every patient. The ACS NSQIP [...]
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