xxx – Neurological injuries after childbirth and neuraxial anaesthesia
You are the duty anaesthetist and you receive a phone call from a midwife on the postnatal ward asking if you can come and review a woman who gave birth […]
Category: Pain Management
053 – Complications after central neuraxial blocks in obstetric anaesthesia a discussion with Graeme
You are the anaesthetist allocated to the anaesthetic outpatient clinic and you are asked to see a pregnant patient who is expecting her second child in a few months time […]
046 – Managing a patient with a postdural puncture headache PDPH with Dr Matt Rucklidge
Scenario: You are called by a midwife to review a patient on the ward who had a vaginal delivery yesterday with an epidural for pain relief and now she has […]
045 – Avoiding or managing the accidental dural puncture a discussion with Dr Matt Rucklidge
You are called down to labour ward to put an epidural into a woman who is extremely distressed, in the throes of established labour who is thrashing around the bed […]
039 – Rectus sheath catheters for analgesia with Dr Matt Rucklidge
Case scenario: Mrs A Nonymous is a 67 yr old woman with a diagnosis of probable ovarian cancer who is booked for a midline laparotomy and debulking cancer surgery. She […]
037 – Intravenous lidocaine infusions for analgesia with Dr Kevin Chan
(Real Case: De-identified) You receive a call from a frantic ward nurse who tells you they have a 32 yr old woman who had laparoscopic surgery for treatment of endometriosis […]
035 – Labour epidural analgesia regimens discussed – Nolan McDonnell
Hi Everyone, This week we have the audio from another great talk given at our departmental meeting by our colleague Assoc Prof Nolan McDonnell on labour epidural analgesia. This talk […]
032 – Part 2 perioperative acute pain management tips with Sonya Ting and a second attempt at quiz 4
Hi everyone, Join us on the podcast where this week we have part 2 of the discussion with Dr Sonya Ting on tips for management of acute perioperative pain. We […]
031 – Perioperative acute pain management advice part 1 with Dr Sonya Ting
Hi everyone, This week I am joined again by my colleague Dr Sonya Ting – where I attempt to pick her brains for some useful advice in managing difficult perioperative […]
028 – The Opioid Epidemic a discussion with Dr Sonya Ting
(*Hypothetical case) You are a busy gynaecologist working in a large public hospital. You are contacted by a GP on the phone about a young 19yr old patient who you […]