… PVB has been found to be more advantageous than conventional spinal anaesthesia for
inguinal hernia repair, in terms of early ambulation and better postoperative pain scores.[ 4 ] We …

… Frumiento 14 reviewed 269 cases of inguinal hernia repair in which successful spinal
anaesthesia was achieved in 262 (95% on the first attempt). The success rate in the Vermont Infant …

… spinal anaesthesia in the patients that underwent unilateral inguinal hernia repair, it was
determined that adequate anaesthesia … anaesthesia method because of prolonged analgesia. …

… , regional, and general anaesthesia in people who had hernia repair in non-specialised …
In patients who had regional anaesthesia, 161 (82%) had spinal anaesthesia, and 35 (18%) …

… The use of spinal anaesthesia in hernia repair therefore should be reconsidered unless
future data are able to argue for its use (15). In this context, the high incidence reported of …

… Spinal anaesthesia was the routine anaesthetic technique for open inguinal hernia repair in
… receive spinal anaesthesia, radicular lower back symptoms, and communication problems. …

… expected in such patients if general or epidural/spinal anaesthesia had been used [10]. Of …
/spinal anaesthesia [11, 14, 15], but not in patients operated upon under local anaesthesia [8]. …

… intervention that can be performed under general or regional anaesthesia. We compared
TIVA and spinal anaesthesia in patients undergoing elective open ventral hernia repair. …

… have been proposed to obtain unilateral spinal anaesthesia limited mainly to the operative
… spinal anaesthesia in adult patients. We hypothesized that unilateral spinal anaesthesia …