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*[[Nerve Block: Infraorbital]] | *[[Nerve Block: Infraorbital]] | ||
*[[Nerve block: Intrascalene]] | *[[Nerve block: Intrascalene]] | ||
*[[Nerve Block: Mental]] | *[[Nerve Block: Mental]] | ||
*[[Nerve Block: Penile]] | *[[Nerve Block: Penile]] | ||
*[[Nerve Block: Supraorbital]] | *[[Nerve Block: Supraorbital]] | ||
*[[Nerve Block: Upper Extremity]] | *[[Nerve Block: Upper Extremity]] | ||
**[[Nerve Block: Ulnar Nerve]] | |||
**[[Nerve Block: Median]] | |||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
Revision as of 12:28, 1 February 2017
Background
- Nerve blocks provide regional anesthesia without distortion of soft tissues that local infiltration can cause
- Useful for complex laceration repair or regional pain control
Specific Nerve Blocks
- Nerve Block: Fascia Iliaca Compartment
- Nerve Block: Femoral
- Nerve Block: Inferior Alveolar
- Nerve Block: Infraorbital
- Nerve block: Intrascalene
- Nerve Block: Mental
- Nerve Block: Penile
- Nerve Block: Supraorbital
- Nerve Block: Upper Extremity