New articles, illustrations, and features you should check out at Neuraxiom.com http://neuraxiom.com The problem of patients falling after block needs our attention. In addition to educating the patient ahead of time, consider placing a warning placard or sticker on the dressing. http://neuraxiom.com/#Fallingpatient Made a BoneHead mistake when I added the "Notebook" article to the news list. (What an idiot I am sometimes! Sorry for the mixup.) http://neuraxiom.com/#Notebook-Progression Presenting a case which has interesting implications for other blocks. An interscalene block which does the job, then unexpectedly extends. http://neuraxiom.com/#Notebook-Progression Part 1 of a series looking at the axon of the peripheral nervous system. In this series we hope to arrive at a model of how blocks work, and what can go wrong to create nerve damage. http://neuraxiom.com/OpEd.html/#Axon1 We've added 2 new sciatic practice pages to the Training Aids page. http://neuraxiom.com/html/sciatic_training_aids.html Animations on the popliteal sciatic page have been changed over to Flash, so the page loads faster. http://neuraxiom.com/html/popliteal.html Animations on the Sciatic Practice page have been changed over to Flash, so the practice animations load faster. http://neuraxiom.com/html/sciatic_training_aids.html Rewritten sciatic nerve block page with new illustrations puts every sciatic block within your reach http://neuraxiom.com/html/sciatic.html Neuraxiom's popliteal sciatic block page has been rewritten, with new illustrations, and it will help you tackle that lower leg block in time to get a cup of coffee between cases. http://neuraxiom.com/html/popliteal.html If you're still struggling with the ultrasound image of the sub-gluteal sciatic because you're having trouble picking it out from the background, we have a training aid which may bring out the crypto-radiologist in you. http://neuraxiom.com/html/sciatic_training_aids.html Nerve Stimulation and Ultrasound, Can they coexist. I don't think so. Read why I think this and see if it doesn't make sense to you too. http://neuraxiom.com/html/sciatic.html