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.
1. Introduction
2. Anatomy and physiology
3. Pharmacology
4. Patient selection
5. Pre-operative preparations
6. Technique of performing spinal anaesthesia
7. Patient monitoring
8. Post-operative care
9. Spinal anaesthesia in the obstetric patient
10. Spinal anesthesia in general surgery and specialties
11. Complications of spinal anaesthesia
12. Failed spinal anaesthesia
13. Challenges in performance of spinal blockade
14. Recent advances in spinal anesthesia
15. Conclusion
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