Compiled by Dr Fanni Lukács, these guides are designed to support both learning and clinical practice in regional anaesthesia.

The guides bring together selected regional anaesthesia resources in an accessible format, providing quick access to valuable educational material for both learning and clinical practice. Credit for the underlying educational content remains with the original authors and experts.

The resource consists of 7 PDF files. Each section includes QR codes that open the relevant source materials when scanned or clicked on. We hope this educational resource will be useful for anyone looking to expand their knowledge in regional anaesthesia.

Using the guides

Each guide is available as a downloadable PDF. QR codes within the guides can be scanned, or the corresponding links can be clicked directly from the PDF.

Guides

Select a guide below to open the PDF and access the linked learning resources.

Upper limb

Upper Limb Blocks – Above the Clavicle

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Upper Limb Blocks – Below the Clavicle

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Thoracic & abdominal wall

Chest Wall Blocks

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Abdominal Wall Blocks

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Lower limb

Proximal Lower Limb Blocks

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Distal Lower Limb Blocks

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Fundamentals & extras

Plan A Blocks, Fundamentals of USG Nerve Blocks and Extras quick reference guide

Plan A Blocks, Fundamentals of USG Nerve Blocks and Extras

Corrected version coming soon

Dr Fanni Viktória Lukács
About the author

Dr Fanni Viktória Lukács

Dr Fanni Viktória Lukács is a board-certified anaesthesiologist who completed her training in anaesthesia and intensive care medicine in Budapest.

In 2023, she was awarded an educational grant from the European Society of Regional Anaesthesia and Pain Medicine (ESRA), enabling her to complete a regional anaesthesia fellowship at Cork University Hospital. She holds the ESRA Diploma in Regional Anaesthesia (EDRA).

Dr Lukács is an active faculty member at international ESRA cadaver workshops and contributes to Hungarian national courses as an organiser and faculty member. In 2022, she established a national regional anaesthesia course in Budapest that has since been organised annually.

At the time this resource was developed, Dr Lukács was undertaking a paediatric anaesthesia fellowship at Children’s Health Ireland at Crumlin Hospital in Dublin.

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Acknowledgement: The Quick Reference Guides bring together links to educational resources created by multiple authors, organisations and experts. Credit for the underlying educational materials remains with their original creators.