Brown’s Atlas of Regional Anesthesia

In this new edition of Brown’s Atlas of Regional Anesthesia we have tried our best to make those words of Cicero our motto. Since the last edition, several new blocks, specifically interfascial plane blocks, have been added to our clinical practice, including serratus anterior, PECS, erector spinae blocks, and many more. Therefore, in this edition we tried our best to delve deeper and to add all the nuances in the field of regional anesthesia. Furthermore, we added a new chapter for regional anesthesia written by a world-renowned obstetric anesthesiologist, Dr. Cynthia Wong. We have recruited well-versed authors
in the field of regional anesthesia from both the United States and Europe to enrich the content of the text. In this edition, we tried to maintain the theme that characterizes Brown’s Atlas from its first edition, which is the simplicity and easily performed techniques that can be routinely adopted in everyday clinical practice. All the videos in this edition, as in the previous one, have been performed on real patients in order to transform the atlas into a virtual workshop that can be used by physicians in their clinical practices. Moreover, we not only included the largest library of videos covering virtually every block in the atlas, but we also added an introductory video by Dr. Seif that discusses in detail commonly performed blocks.
We hope this new edition will be useful to everyone interested in regional anesthesia from the novice to the master in the field.