Great to have so many ACCess study collaborators involved in this important work @ajrmacfarlane @rjharrison79 @elboghdadly @rosie_hogg
Our health economic analysis paper published in Health Economics Review today. Brachial plexus block for AVF creation is cost effective over a 1-year time horizon compared to LA. Benefit not sustained to 5 years due to dialysis costs @NIHRresearch @GlasgowCRF
ACCESS study retweeted
An Update on Plan A Blocks in Regional Anesthesia: edmariano.com/archives/2614
@LloydTurbitt @elboghdadly @Anaes_Journal @Assoc_Anaes @CSAHQ @ESRA_Society @ASRA_Society @ESRA_trainees
Lively discussion at our final TSC/IDMC. Unbelievably grateful for everyone’s support, help, ideas and time. We couldn’t have done it without you @davidwhewson @Rab_thomas @sr_knight1 @ajrmacfarlane @UofGSHW @GlasgowCRF
ACCESS study retweeted
Effective lidocaine volume for a double-injection costoclavicular brachial plexus block. Registered at #ISRCTN by @JulianAliste
isrctn.com/ISRCTN16060312
#clinicaltrials

ALT The costoclavicular block is a regional anesthesia technique for the upper extremity. The block has proven to be effective and safe to offer anesthesia and analgesia for upper extremity surgery. Recently it was demonstrated that depositing the local anesthetic in two locations is more efficient than in just one for this technique. However, the volume of local anesthetic needed when using two injections is unknown and might be different and perhaps lower than with single injections. The aim of this study is to determine the ideal volume to use in this double injection technique. This is important because knowing the effective volume it is possible to prevent unnecessary high and possibly toxic doses of local anesthetics.
ACCESS study retweeted
It's nearly time for #WorldKidneyDay 2026! 💛
Keep your eyes peeled for our posts and find out how you can get involved. #KidneysMatter
ACCESS study retweeted
Our new editorial on peri-operative nerve injury in @Anaes_Journal is published and free to read!
Great international collaboration with @yintubate @ajrmacfarlane @kellyefostermd
associationofanaesthetists-p…
ACCESS study retweeted
#WorldKidneyDay 2026 is 12 March & Don’t Kid Yourself is back – the joint campaign to bust myths about kidney disease & show why kidneys matter
We need your help to challenge misconceptions & spark conversations. Watch our socials to see how to get involved
#KidneysMatter
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#regionalanesthesia
Are you still mixing LA for upper extremity 💉?
Not once ….think twice or thrice before mixing of LA !
No benefits with cocktails 🍹 of LA !!
⚠️ ⛔️ 🛑
50 day 🆓 access to our systematic review !
🔥👉 sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
@rakesh6282 @adeebos @Ropivacaine
ACCESS study retweeted
Brilliant talk by @ajrmacfarlane on anaesthesia for fistula surgery at #ESRA2025 @ESRA_Society.
Evidence to date favours BPB - watch this space for @study_access @emmaaitken_emma results coming soon!
Our recruitment and qualitative paper telling the story of the trial was published today in Trials @NIHRresearch @SpringerNature trialsjournal.biomedcentral.…
ACCESS study retweeted
NAP8 lead @ajrmacfarlane at #Anaesthesia2025 We are recruiting Local Coordinators at each hospital in the UK and Ireland. Visit rcoa.ac.uk/nap8-local-coordi…… for information on the role and to register your interest! @RCoANews @RegionalAnaesUK
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Out today!!! The world’s largest study on unspecified (non-directed altruistic) kidney donation. Donors are not more likely to withdraw and have comparable outcomes. Read all about it here 👇🏼
sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
@NIHRresearch @JoeChilcot @Giveakidney @amjtransplant @GSTTnhs
































