Getting results with regional anesthesia. Don't let avoidable obstacles block the techniques' workflow and patient care advantages.

Anesthesia Alert: mastering adductor canal blocks. Done correctly, they can help control pain for up to 4 days.

Thinking of buying airway visualization technology? It's not just for training and emergencies anymore.

Anesthesia Alert: Reduce PONV by "Bookending" Propofol. The key is to get gas out of the patient's system.

Anesthesia Alert: Should you stock Succinylcholine or Rocuronium? Which should be your first choice for breaking a laryngospasm?

The next-generation anesthesia machines. Technology updates make anesthesia delivery safer for patients and easier for providers.

Does your anesthesia service make the drade? Look for these qualities at the head of the OR table.

Winning the pain game. No single drug is capable of targeting all types of pain, so a multimodal approach is vital.

Airway management for tiny customers. Pediatric patients can present a unique set of challenges.

How long before video laryngoscopy is the new standard of care? With their consistently clear airway views, they make difficult intubations routine.

What makes multimodal work? Achieve post-op pain management success with these expert insights.

Get the most from your anesthesia providers. An administrator and an anesthesiologist share the secrets to their working success.

Difficult airways: Are you prepared for the challenging intubations that you can't predict?

How I mix my multimodal cocktail. A dash of NSAIDs, a splash of IV acetaminophen, and a shot of regional or local anesthesia will send your patients home free of pain.

Surgeons' Lounge: Pushing propofol. 5 arguments against RN-administered propofol.

5 products to make your anesthesia more efficient. Are your providers equipped with these helpful technologies?

Anesthesia Alert: Are older patients getting too much anesthesia?

Surgeons' Lounge: Awake and aware. Nerve Blocks on Unconscious Patients a Bad Idea

Intubate with care. Nothing ruins a patient's surgical experience like broken teeth, cut lips and airway bleeding.

Are continuous nerve blocks worth the trouble? The benefits of pain catheters outweigh the drawbacks.