… plexus block (AXB) approach is the preferred technique for forearm and hand surgery.
The … year evaluation of brachial plexus block anesthesia for upper extremity surgery at our …

… to this area may be incomplete, and potential exists for discomfort from the use of a tourniquet
placed proximally on the upper arm. Unlike the other brachial plexus blocks, the arm must …

… arm and hand surgery after trauma under plexus block, were included into the study. …
plexus block with either the lateral infraclavicular block (group I, nΩ20 patients) or axillary block (…

… different approaches to brachial plexus blocks, including the … Thus, axillary blocks are often
used for surgeries of the upper … of the axillary block is near the proximal arm, this technique …

… perivascular anesthesia to include surgery and/or manipulations of the upper arm, shoulder,
and … for hand, forearm, and lower-arm surgery when the axillary or subclavian technics are …

… In 201 patients (99.5%) the brachial plexus block permitted surgery without … for block was
3.9 min (2 to 12), the mean waiting time for surgery was 34.1 min (10 to 64), the mean surgical …

… the axilla (armpit) and down the arm. There are several techniques of brachial plexus
blockade that can be used to provide anaesthesia for surgery of the lower arm. The brachial …

… neurologic sequelae after shoulder and upper extremity surgery ( 1–3 ). … plexus block (ISB)
is an effective means of providing perioperative analgesia for shoulder and upper arm surgery…

… provides the most widespread surgical anaesthesia for the whole arm, whilst an … plexus
block for upper limb surgery [7]. But it was the use of B-mode ultrasound in 1989 for axillary block …

… Distal arm surgery is widely performed under regional anesthesia with brachial plexus block.
… We aimed to compare three different ultrasound-guided brachial plexus block techniques …