Resources

Master Nerve Blocks and Ultrasound Guidance Techniques

In response to high demand, we are pleased to offer a comprehensive resource featuring techniques and procedures commonly used in Peripheral Nerve Blocks and select critical care applications.

Additionally, we’ve provided procedure note templates that are free to download and fully customizable for use in your own clinical practice. These resources are designed to support skill development and enhance documentation efficiency.

Nerve Block Procedure Note Templates

Need a clear, detailed example of a nerve block documentation form? We’ve got you covered.

Twin Oaks Anesthesia has developed a series of professionally formatted procedure note templates to assist anesthesia providers in accurately and efficiently documenting peripheral nerve block procedures. These templates are designed to support clinical workflow, promote consistency, and meet documentation standards across various practice settings.

Available as free downloads, these forms can be customized to suit your individual or institutional needs. Whether you're refining your personal documentation or establishing standardized forms for your department, these resources are here to help.

Local Anesthetics in Regional Anesthesia

A fundamental component of regional anesthesia is a thorough understanding of local anesthetics. Each agent possesses distinct pharmacologic properties—such as onset, duration, and potency—that can be strategically selected to optimize specific nerve blocks and enhance patient outcomes.

To support your clinical decision-making, we’ve compiled essential information on commonly used local anesthetics and their application in regional techniques. This resource is designed to deepen your knowledge and improve confidence in selecting the most appropriate anesthetic for each clinical scenario.

Published Articles

Twin Oaks Anesthesia is proud to feature a collection of peer-reviewed articles and scholarly publications developed over the years. This ongoing effort reflects our commitment to advancing clinical knowledge and promoting evidence-based practice in anesthesia.

We extend our sincere gratitude to all contributors whose research, expertise, and dedication have helped shape the content of these works.

DIY Gel Model for Ultrasound-Guided Needle Practice

Interested in enhancing your ultrasound-guided needle placement skills at home or in your training environment? Our DIY Gel Model guide shows you how to create your own cost-effective, high-quality training model.

These gel models are transparent, allowing for optimal visualization of needle advancement under ultrasound—making them ideal for practicing both in-plane and out-of-plane techniques. Best of all, they are durable and reusable, providing an excellent hands-on learning tool for repeated use without significant degradation.

Explore the step-by-step instructions and start building a reliable, low-cost model to support your skill development in a controlled and convenient setting.