… lateral and posterior approaches for brachial plexus block … block in 1 patient with the lateral
approach. Such a complication was first described 1 year after the introduction of the lateral …

… plexus blockade during an LS ICBPB. We have recently proposed3 that brachial plexus block
(… At the CCS, the cords of the brachial plexus are clustered together lateral to the axillary …

… sacral plexus blocks and 2 (ipsilateral) lumbar blocks alone … epidural block and two
ipsilateral lumbar plexus blocks in … same basic approach to the lumbar plexus. The procedure de…

… block, we cannot rule out the possibility that the paresthesiae were caused by the brachial
plexus block… no instances of unintentional brachial plexus block. This can be explained by the …

… the lateral sagittal infraclavicular block (LS-ICB) with the costoclavicular infraclavicular block
(CC-ICB) for ultrasound (US)-guided infraclavicular brachial plexus block in terms of block …

… plexus block with either the lateral infraclavicular block (group I, nΩ20 patients) or axillary …
A comparison of three methods of axillary approach to the brachial plexus blockade for upper …

… After LA injection through the needle, measurements of brachial plexus blockade were
carried out every 5 minutes until 30 minutes by a blinded observer. Sensory blockade of the …

… brachial plexus block (group ICB, n 50) or axillary block (group … Infraclavicular brachial plexus
block. Variation in approach … Lateral infraclavicular plexus block vs axillary block for hand …

… CONCLUSION: We hypothesize that lateral approach for supraclavicular brachial plexus
block using peripheral nerve stimulator guided technique is a better alternative to conventional …

… randomized to lumbar plexus blocks or lateral QLBs. … The lateral QLB is a straightforward
technique with ultrasound guidance and has less concerns for bleeding or deep plexus block …