… the genesis of many instances of chronic postoperative abdominal wall pain, our case #4
remains more puzzling. We hypothesize that his pain was not due to direct nerve damage, but …

… of important fascial plane blocks differentially blocking the dorsal, … block requires additional
formal evaluation and may well be a major advance in the management of chest wall pain…

… Transversus abdominis plane (TAP) block has been endorsed as an efficient treatment for
acute … We argue that A TAP block should be considered early, from the onset of the first pain …

… Ultrasound-guided fascial plane blocks of the chest wall are … wall blocks. Understanding
the relevant clinical anatomy is critical not only for block performance, but also to match block …

… chest wall pain based on evidence of which plane block would … plane block. In our practice,
we have changed to offer the DSPB before an SSPB for symptoms of anterior chest wall pain…

… The serratus plane block is a progression from our work with the Pecs I and II blocks. We …
to be an important clinical tool for the treatment of pain after thoracic and chest wall surgery. …

… local anaesthetic into the neurovascular plane of the abdominal wall, located between the
… plane block has the potential to become a new and important tool in post-operative pain …

… We have recently described a novel approach to block the abdominal wall neural afferents
… abdominis plane block. The clinical efficacy of the transversus abdominis plane block has …

… All patients had severe chest wall pain prior to ESPB. Within 30 min of performing an USG
ESPB, all patients had effective analgesia, restoring the ability to inspire deeply, cough, laugh, …

… there is no standardized dose for fascial plane blocks in children. A volume of 0.2 mL/kg of
LA was highly effective and comparable with current analgesic data for fascial plane blocks in …