Abstract
Summary This chapter discusses the emergencies that may arise during or consequent upon the administration of regional anaesthesia, including its use in acute pain management. Emergencies in regional anaesthesia may be caused by the drugs used, including additives and preservatives, or the particular regional blocks. Most of the crises that follow regional anaesthesia have the potential for permanent damage to the CNS. The emphasis must be on prevention rather than treatment.
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