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Three-dimensional, multiplanar, ultrasound-guided, radial nerve block.
Regional Anesthesia and Pain Medicine 2007 November
OBJECTIVE: We describe the use of 3-dimensional, multiplanar ultrasound imaging for peripheral nerve block.
CASE REPORT: To illustrate the potential usefulness of the technique, we present a case in which real-time 3-dimensional, multiplanar ultrasound was used to assist in the performance of a radial nerve block.
CONCLUSIONS: Three-dimensional, multiplanar ultrasound in real-time has the potential to improve nerve identification and accuracy of needle placement in regional anesthesia.
CASE REPORT: To illustrate the potential usefulness of the technique, we present a case in which real-time 3-dimensional, multiplanar ultrasound was used to assist in the performance of a radial nerve block.
CONCLUSIONS: Three-dimensional, multiplanar ultrasound in real-time has the potential to improve nerve identification and accuracy of needle placement in regional anesthesia.
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