Abstract

Ultrasound facilitates the performance of peripheral nerve blocks and may increase block quality parameters. In this report, we show that ultrasonographic guidance makes peripheral nerve blocks possible in patients in whom the traditional methods of nerve localization are limited. Four cases are described in which conventional end points for successful blocks would have been impossible to use, whereas ultrasound guidance was successful and safe. The latter method increases applicability in a larger group of patients.

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