Frimley ESRA World Day · Sat 30 Jan 2027 · Book now
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Nerve Blocks
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Ultrasound-guided nerve blocks, explained

58 block pages with labelled illustrations, technique, drugs and evidence. Free for everyone.

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58block pages
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79labelled illustrations
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Nerve Blocks is run by a group of regional anaesthesia enthusiasts together with the charity Academy for Anaesthesia Education. Our aim is simple: to raise the quality of regional anaesthesia education everywhere in the world.

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Delegates and faculty in a group photo outside the course venue
The whole group, course day
A tutor at a needling station with delegates practising on phantoms
Needling station
Faculty teaching a small group at an ultrasound machine
Small-group teaching at the machine
Delegates watching a live scanning demonstration
Live scanning demonstration
A tutor guiding a delegate scanning a volunteer model
Hands-on scanning with a volunteer model
Three faculty members smiling at the course
Faculty
Two faculty members talking between sessions
Between sessions
Two colleagues at the course
Friends of the course

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SAT30JAN 2027
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Frimley ESRA World Day of Regional Anaesthesia

Post Graduate Centre, Frimley Park Hospital, Camberley GU16 7UJ. Organised by Dr Madan Narayanan.

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ESRA members
£25
RA-UK members
£35
Non-members
£50
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6 RCoA credits applied for
  • Book early to secure your place.
  • Celebrate ESRA World Day of Regional Anaesthesia with colleagues.
  • Member rates for ESRA and RA-UK members.
  • 6 RCoA CPD credits applied for.

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This page is for education. It does not replace supervised training, local guidelines or clinical judgement. Always check doses against your patient and your hospital's policies.