Handbook of Spinal Anesthesia introduces the theoretical and practical aspects of administering spinal anesthesia.
The book's chapters explore the anatomy of the spine and the mechanism of action of a neuraxial block, as well as the pharmacology of local anesthetics in this area.
Sections also include guidance for assessing risks on a patient-by-patient basis and feature a range of administration techniques.
Information on pre-operative patient care, patient monitoring and post-operative care is also included.
The book considers complications and challenges in performing spinal anesthesia and closes with a chapter on recent advances in the field.
This book acts as a comprehensive foundation to spinal anesthesia.
It is an ideal reference for junior doctors, medical officers, and non-specialist physicians seeking a practical guide to performing spinal anesthesia.
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