Digital Dialog: Extending Post-Surgery Analgesia with Continuous Peripheral Nerve Blocks (CPNB) - Part 1 by Muhammad Amir Ayub

This was a webinar organized by a collaboration between the a collaboration between the Aesculap Academy, B. Braun Malaysia, the College of Anaesthesiologists (Academy of Medicine of Malaysia), and the Malaysian Society of Anaesthesiologists, held on 10 July 2021.

Part 1 of this webinar will be the talk delivered by Dr Amiruddin from Hospital Kuala Lumpur: “Current Evidence for Continuous Peripheral Nerve Blocks”.

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Virtual Basic Critical Care Management Course For Non-ICU Doctors - Part 10 (Final) by Muhammad Amir Ayub

Part 9 of this MY sigRA-hosted course organized by a collaboration of many parties will be the talk delivered by Dr Yang Wai Wai: “Communication and Breaking Bad News”.

This course was delivered predominantly in English with Malay sprinkled in; take note international viewers. As I am a one man show, there will not be translations obviously.

Please refer to my post regarding the first release of edited videos as regards to my scope of editing.

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Virtual Basic Critical Care Management Course For Non-ICU Doctors - Part 9 by Muhammad Amir Ayub

Part 9 of this MY sigRA-hosted course organized by a collaboration of many parties will be the talk delivered by Dr Lee Yew Ching: “Ultrasound Guided Vascular Access”.

This recording had some streaming issues. I stitched together parts when the connection was lost. These parts would be followed by a duration where the stream would "speed up" to return to the "normal" timeline. I did not fix these sped up segments (as there were too many segments and the time required to fix it would not be worth it to me).

This course was delivered predominantly in English with Malay sprinkled in; take note international viewers. As I am a one man show, there will not be translations obviously.

Please refer to my post regarding the first release of edited videos as regards to my scope of editing.

As usual, don’t forget to subscribe and share!