ESRA 2018
ESRA 2018 - 37th Annual ESRA Congress12 – 15 September 2018
Abstract Submission Deadline: 7 May 2018
Early Registration deadline: 20 June 2018
The ESRA 2018 Congress will focus on state of the art presentations in our field as well as new insights into basic science, clinical research and therapeutic interventions. We are building a scientific programme in which the aim is to increase the interaction between the speakers and the audience. The programme will cover topics in all fields of interest in the application of regional anaesthesia/analgesia alone or in multimodal approach. In addition, topics such as acute and chronic pain management, that are of special interest for anaesthesiologists, will be addressed.
This is your opportunity to join experts from around the world in Dublin to discuss all aspects of regional anaesthesia and pain therapy under one roof, offering courses, workshops, lectures and plenty of networking opportunities.
Join us for ESRA 2018 and enjoy an all-round Irish experience!
RCEM clarifies statement about FICB
Dear Members,
A recent statement by the RCEM about a tragic death after hip fracture generated a great deal of concern both amongst members and anaesthetic societies.
We are pleased to report that the RCEM have taken steps to clarify their initial response, the text of which is provided below. RA-UK fully endorses the following.
Read statement here
RSM 2018
RA-UK ASM 2018 Swansea
May 10th Workshops and Updates, Liberty Stadium.
May 11th Scientific Meeting, Brangwyn Hall.
Featuring international speakers including Michael Barrington and Matthias Desmet, with topics such as Innervation of the hip joint, new applications of US and the Quadratus Lumborum block.
See main ASM page here.
Past RA-UK ASM Abstracts
Past abstracts accepted at RA-UK Annual Scientific meetings are available for download from this page.
Download links (PDF)
2015 Oxford
2016 Hull
2017 Brighton
2017 ASM Podcasts
We are pleased to present the video podcasts of the lecture series from our recent AGM in Brighton, featuring lectures from Admir Hadzic, Jens Børglum, Ki Jinn Chin and more. Many thanks to Syntectica and Olly for the production of these videos.
They can be viewed on the website or on the RA-UK Youtube channel
New Patient Information Video
RA-UK are pleased to announce the launch of a new patient information video titled "Nerve Blocks: An Information Video For Patients". The video provides information for patients undergoing surgery under an upper limb block and we would encourage all members to direct patients to this excellent resource.
The video, produced by Dr Anthony Carey and Dr Ruth Greer from Bristol, was funded by an RA-UK Small Project Grant.The videographer was Rupert Ward-Lewis.
The video may be accessed on the RA-UK Youtube channel or watched on the RA-UK Website.
