Regional anaesthesia of the equine head Flashcards

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What are the 3 branches of the trigeminal nerve?

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opthalmic
mandibular
maxillary

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What are the 5 sensory nerve blocks needed for surgeries of the periorbital surgery

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supraorbital
lacrimal
Zygomatic
Infratrochlea
Retrobulbar

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Where is the supraorbital nerve found

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comes out of supraorbital foramen

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Describe the techniques of retrobulbar nerve blocks

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  1. needle to back of horses eye (curve needle) - can potentially move cellular debris/bacteria to back of eye
  2. go through supraorbital fossa
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Describe the route of the maxillary branch

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Maxillary branch goes into maxillary foramen and comes out of infraorbital foramen (can block at either site)
Anaesthetise maxillary cheek teeth - anaesthetise nerve at maxillary foramen (just before eye)
Anaesthetise skin and muscle - anaesthetise at infraorbital foramen => sensory anaesthetisation

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Describe the anaesthetisation of the maxillary branch

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Anaesthetise maxillary cheek teeth - anaesthetise nerve at maxillary foramen (just before eye) - blue
Anaesthetise skin and muscle - anaesthetise at infraorbital foramen => sensory anaesthetisation - red

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Describe the route of the mandibular branch

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Mandibular branch - in through mandibular foramen and out of mental foramen

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Describe the anaesthetisation of the mandibular branch

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Anaesthetise tooth roots/mandibular teeth - anaesthetise at mandibular foramen (inside jaw - triangulation used to find site)

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