Guidelines
Welcome to the NHS Guidelines page for anaesthetic calculations. This resource aims to provide comprehensive information and resources for healthcare professionals involved in anaesthesia administration. From patient information guides to practical tips for local anaesthesia, we strive to support your practice with the latest guidelines and insights.
Whether you're a seasoned anaesthetist or a medical student seeking to deepen your understanding, our aim is to provide a comprehensive platform to enhance your knowledge and practice in anaesthetic calculations.
For any inquiries or suggestions, please don't hesitate to reach out to our team. Your feedback is invaluable as we continue to improve and expand our resources to better serve the medical community.
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Practical guide to Local Anaesthesia
Here is detailed information on various aspects of local anaesthesia, including types of local anaesthetic techniques different types of local anaesthetic drugs, practical administration considerations, safety measures, and potential side effects and complications associated with local anaesthesia. It serves as a comprehensive guide for healthcare professionals involved in administering local anaesthesia.
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Toenail surgery: Indications, options and techniques
This article discusses various disorders of the nail, highlighting the nail plate's structure and production process. It emphasizes the surgical approaches that can benefit conditions such as onychomycosis, hyper-curvature, and benign neoplasia, but focuses mainly on the ingrowing toenail (IGTN).
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Information for Patients
The following article outlines toenail surgery, a procedure to address issues with problematic toenails such as ingrown toenails. It discusses the reasons for the surgery, symptoms that may necessitate it, and alternatives to surgical intervention. Additionally, it covers potential risks, expected benefits, preparation and aftercare instructions, and the importance of patient consent and hand hygiene.
