Any tips for actually learning the facial danger zones?
I know the theory but it doesn't feel second-nature yet. How did you make the danger zones stick?
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- Dr Tom Reilly★ 69
Learn the arteries by region and always know what's under your needle. Aspirate, use low pressure and small aliquots, and consider cannula in higher-risk areas. Hands-on/cadaver courses helped me most. The Anatomy library here is a good quick refresher by region.
No reactions yet - Dr Elena Rossi★ 35
Drawing them out from memory a few times a week helped me more than re-reading.
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