This review explains the different approaches to the brachial plexus (posterior cervical,
interscalene, supra-and infraclavicular, and axillary) and their advantages and …

The trend towards regional anesthesia began in the late 1800s when William Halsted and
Richard Hall experimented with cocaine as a local anesthetic for upper and lower limb …

The concept of a continuous perineural and perivascular space surrounding the brachial
plexus from roots to terminal nerves simplifies conduction anesthesia of the upper extremity …

Brachial plexus blocks for upper extremity surgery: what are the preferred techniques?
Brachial plexus anaesthesia for all types of upper extremity surgical procedures cannot be …

Brachial plexus blockade is one of the most widespread technique in regional anaesthesia.
Many Authors presented different approaches to the plexus, following different routes, over …

Brachial plexus block is a very reliable method of anesthetizing the upper extremity. This
review covers recent investigations and case reports concerning the various techniques for …

Background and Objectives. Brachial plexus block is clinically useful. Although the
infraclavicular approach to brachial block is the less commonly used form it may offer …

Peripheral regional blocks are not only appropriate for intraoperative anaesthesia. More and
more they become popular for postoperative analgesia after painful operations of the …

There are multiple sites at which the brachial plexus block can be induced in selecting
regional anesthesia for upper extremity surgical patients. The most frequently used blocks …

Continuous brachial plexus anaesthesia is routinely performed via the; uallary route.
However, this procedure is not the method ofchoice and is not successful in every case …