Welcome to the FAQ!
FAQ stands for “Frequently Asked Questions”. You can learn more about the concept here.
Over the years, we’ve collected many of the common questions concerning regional anesthesia and acute pain medicine. To these questions, we’ve posted our answers.
Our blogging system allows you to comment on these questions and answers, allowing further clarification and refinement. If you have a specific question you’d like to post to our faculty, please send us an email!
With time, we’ll be expanding this section as we complete quality answers to received questions.
You may recognize elements of this system from the RAEducation. While similar, The Faculty of our Acute Pain Medicine and Regional Anesthesia Division have reviewed and significantly edited many of the responses.
You can find links to the relevant pages by clicking on the links below.
Blocks Above the Clavicle
Blocks Below the Clavicle
Blocks Under General Anesthesia
Equipment in Regional Anesthesia
Pharmacology in Regional Anesthesia
Department of Anesthesiology
P.O. Box 100254, Gainesville, FL 32610-0254
Phone: (352) 273-6575
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