Nerve Block Ultrasound Course
Hands-on Ultrasound-Guided Regional Anaesthesia and Nerve Block Training
A one-day hands-on ultrasound-guided nerve block course covering regional anaesthesia principles, sonoanatomy, needle visualization, and practical scanning techniques.
Course Overview
This one-day Nerve Block Ultrasound course introduces clinicians to the practical use of ultrasound in regional anaesthesia and nerve block procedures.
Participants learn ultrasound principles for nerve block practice, sonoanatomy recognition, safe needle visualization, and scanning approaches for head and neck, upper limb, lower limb, trunk, and fascial plane blocks.
The course combines focused teaching, live demonstrations, and supervised hands-on scanning to help clinicians perform safer and more structured ultrasound-guided nerve block assessment and procedural planning.
Who Should Attend?
Anesthesia physicians, emergency medicine physicians, critical care physicians, pain physicians, orthopedic physicians, residents, and clinicians interested in ultrasound-guided regional anaesthesia and nerve block techniques.
Course Topics
Course Topics:
1. Introduction to Ultrasound & Regional Anaesthesia
Basic ultrasound principles, probe selection, image optimization, ergonomics, and safety considerations for nerve block practice.
2. Sonoanatomy & Nerve Identification
Recognizing nerves, vessels, muscles, fascial planes, and surrounding anatomical landmarks.
3. Ultrasound-Guided Needling
In-plane and out-of-plane approaches, needle tip visualization, hand-eye coordination, and safe needle advancement.
4. Head & Neck Blocks
Ultrasound anatomy and scanning approaches for selected head and neck regional anaesthesia applications.
5. Upper Limb Blocks
Scanning and anatomy orientation for brachial plexus and selected upper limb nerve block approaches.
6. Lower Limb Blocks
Scanning and anatomy orientation for femoral, sciatic, and selected lower limb nerve block approaches.
7. Trunk & Fascial Plane Blocks
Ultrasound anatomy and scanning approaches for trunk blocks and fascial plane techniques.
8. Safety & Clinical Integration
Avoiding vascular puncture, recognizing anatomical variation, safe local anaesthetic planning, and integrating ultrasound guidance into clinical workflows.
Hands-On Ultrasound Training
This course is designed around supervised practical scanning, expert guidance, and clinically relevant ultrasound application to help participants build confidence in real bedside practice.
Ready to advance your ultrasound practice?
Book your course inquiry and the Sono School team will contact you with the details.