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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 ESRA members may access our members' area which contains 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.

seminars ESRA Winterweek 2010 ESRA Cadaver 2010

The 2010 RA-UK Annual Meeting will be held on 6-7 May 2010 at Queens University & Stormont Hotel,Belfast.

For more information click here.

Once again it is time to consider nominations for national awards in the 2010 round. ESRA UK, as a specialist society, is a recognised nominating body for national awards in the 2010 round and recommendations made by our society will be considered as official nominations. Further information is available here.

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

Following the ESRA mid-term board meeting, Oporto April 3rd 2009 no courses other than those officially advertised as ESRA / ESRA UK & Ireland will be accredited for the ESRA diploma. After Salzburg 2009 some courses may get retrospective recognition. Read more here.
Meetings: Looking for courses or events to attend - look at our Meetings section which contains a list of forthcoming events.

belfastRegional Anaesthesia UK RA-UK Annual Scientific Meeting and Clinical Workshops

Advance Notice - further details to follow

Queens University & Stormont Hotel,Belfast

6-7 May 2010

Book your study leave now.  NEW ! Prelimanary programme available

Submit your abstract now - deadline Fri 26th March 2010


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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US guided Interscalene Block - Which Approach?