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Welcome to Regional Anaesthesia - United Kingdom

RA-UK.org is the website of Regional Anaesthesia - United Kingdom which is the United Kingdom division of the European Society of Regional Anaesthesia.

The RA-UK.org website was formerly www.RAGBI.org - Ireland now has its own separate society and hence the name change.

UK zone ESRA members may access our members' area which will contain content available exclusively to members. Please note the login process has changed - for details of how to login to the members only area please click here.

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ESRA Winterweek 2010 ESRA Cadaver 2010

RA-UK position statement on the performance of local and regional techniques by non-physician practitioners.

Read the guidance here.

You may now book RA-UK approved courses online.

Payment options include Paypal and cheque. Visit our store here.

Selected presentations from Belfast meeting available online

Available to members only - you must be logged in to access this content.

First presentations available here

Changes are proposed to the ESRA Diploma curriculum and accreditation process. Read more here.

RA-UK are now running an intensive preparation course for both Part 1 (MCQ) and Part 2 (Viva) of the ESRA Diploma.

An approved RA-UK Cadaver course will run in Oxford in December 2010.

Meetings: Looking for courses or events to attend - look at our Meetings section which contains a list of forthcoming events.

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Viva and MCQ -August 2010 (REGISTRATION CLOSED)


ussupraclav Ultrasound Special Interest Group

High resoulution video demonstrations of US guided blocks available for download.

Videos available - Interscalene , Supraclavicular, Radial, Median, Ulnar, Femoral, Popliteal, Rectus, Ilioinguinal, TAP, Axillary, and Tibial(ankle).

Latest addition: Make your own US Guided RA simulator

Latest additions to the RA-UK website

 

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Polls

US guided Interscalene Block - Which Approach?