Cadaver Regional Block and Trauma Procedures Workshop

Accredited by ACEM,  ACCRM,  ANZCA
Workshop dates

29th of July – 30th of July

Where ?

Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Sydney, Australia  

Who will be teaching ?

Emergency Physicians, Anaesthetists, Trauma specialists

What is included

– Online preparation course included, accessible on registration
– Small numbers with 4:1 tutor/ facilitator ratio – boutique workshops

What will be covered
Day 1   Blocks for hip, femur, knee injuries,  for shoulder and arm injures,  for thoracic and facial injuries

PENG block
FIB block
Femoral nerve

Saphenous nerve
Sciatic nerve and Common Peroneal nerve
Tibial nerve

Superficial cervical plexus
Interscalene
Axillary

Supracondylar radial nerve
Proximal and distal median nerve
Proximal and distal ulna nerve

Serratus anterior block
Erector spinae block
Supra and infra orbital blocks
Inferior alveolar and incisor blocks
Occipital and sphenopalatine ganglion nerve blocks

Day 2  Trauma procedures including airway

Fundamentals of laryngoscopy
Advanced airway techniques. Troubleshooting Vl, hyperangulated VL, supraglottic airways
Fibreoptic scope
Surgical cricothyroidotomy (front of neck)
Trauma procedures

Lateral canthotomy
Tube thoracostomy
Intravascular/interosseous access
Resuscitative thoracotomy

Click to see timetable as a PDF file:  Timetable Cadaver Workshop 2027

These are some feedback comments from our previous course

“Excellent : very relevant to everyday practice. Excellent instructions and one of the best practical workshops I have attended”
“Amazing day! Everything was useful. Instructors were amazing”
” Really helpful all around”
“Enjoyed and learnt heaps, more than I expected. Again expert faculty and appreciate the balance of still covering core concepts and higher levael nuance tips and tricks”
“Fantastic”

Who will be teaching

Dr Matthew Oliver is an Emergency Physician and Co-Director of Trauma at the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Sydney. He is also a Senior Clinical Lecturer in Emergency Medicine at the University of Sydney. Originally from the UK and after completing a trauma research fellowship at Los Angeles County Hospital, he arrived in Australia to complete his emergency medicine training and completed a masters in trauma science. Matthew is interested in Trauma, Critical Care, Resuscitation Medicine

Dr Andrew Lansdown is an Anaesthetist at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital in Sydney and a number of private hospitals. His main area of interest is in Regional Anaesthesia and he has had extensive involvement in teaching and lecturing at national conferences on this. He is the lead for clinical innovation and research at RPAH in regional anaesthesia. He is also on the Executive Committee of the Australasian Regional Anaesthesia Special Interest Group.

Dr Daniel Gaetani is an Emergency Medicine Physician at Campbelltown Hospital
FACEM, GD CLUS & Adv. Echo., GD HC. Edu. (Sim.), CCPU
Daniel is a POCUS enthusiast with a special interest in regional anaesthesia and acute pain management and is passionate about medical education.

Registration  $ 5000 including GST and click book now below

Who will be teaching : Emergency Physicians, Anaesthetists, Trauma specialists