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Binding: PaperbackDewey Decimal Number: 617.964 EAN: 9780387375595 Edition: 2nd ISBN: 0387375597 Label: Springer Manufacturer: Springer Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 506 Publication Date: April 02, 2007 Publisher: Springer Studio: Springer Accessories: Related Items:
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 Rating:  - A 'must read' for trainees and practioners in regional anesWith the recent resurgence in regional anesthesia and the increase in courses in regional anesthesia techniques, this book fills an important aspect of practice not usually addressed. I was introduced to this important area with a lecture of this topic by Dr Finucane himself in a Bombay conference on anesthesia. In this book he highlighted an important idea that is lacking in most regional anesthesia training programs all over the world - that complications and its treatment ought to be taught at ... Read More Rating:  - What every regional anesthesia patient should know....First, let me state that I am a lay person and that I found this book only after experiencing my own epidural complications. The book is well-organized, concise (sometimes a little too concise when a little more explanation would help), and only requires a reasonable number of trips to the medical dictionary if one is a lay reader. There are a few redundancies in the book (authors of individual chapters overlapping each other), but only a few. It is definitely not dry reading if there are things ... Read More 
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