We conducted this prospective study to compare the onset time and the success rate of a
multiple-injection axillary brachial plexus block performed by using two methods of nerve …

IMPLICATIONS: Femoral nerve block produces a more intense analgesic effect than IV
administration of fentanyl when given to facilitate the sitting position for spinal anesthesia in …

IMPLICATIONS: Sudden hypotensive and/or bradycardic events occur during shoulder
surgery in the sitting position during interscalene block. In this study, we demonstrated that …

Background and Objectives: The multiple-injection technique for axillary block, in which the
main 4 nerves of the plexus are located by a nerve stimulator and separately injected, has …

Background and Objectives: The multiple-injection technique for axillary block, in which the
4 distal nerves of the plexus are located by a nerve stimulator and separately injected, has …

Used as the sole analgesic, clonidine produces analgesia after epidural, intrathecal, and
intraarticular administration. We conducted this double-blinded study to determine whether …

We conducted this prospective, randomized study to compare the success rate, performance
time, and onset time of surgical anesthesia of a four-injection brachial plexus block …

Background and Objectives: A triple-stimulation technique for axillary block consists of the
localization and injection of 2 nerves, median and musculocutaneous, which lie superior to …

Background and Objectives Stimulation of the radial nerve at the axilla may cause either a
proximal movement (forearm extension) or distal movements (supination, wrist or finger …

Background and Objectives: A triple-injection technique (injections at the median,
musculocutaneous, and radial nerves) for axillary block affords a high incidence of complete …