Voici le topo d’octobre 2022 dans lequel Aurélie NOUVEL nous présente le PENG bloc en chirurgie de l’extrémité supérieure du fémur et la technique du WALANT dans la chirurgie distale du membre supérieur sous la directive du Dr Nicolas COURTIN.

Le ppt est disponible au téléchargement et le résumé à la suite.

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