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Abstract
Quadratus lumborum (QL) block has been described as a postoperative analgesic technique by Blanco following superficial abdominal surgeries but has not been used as a sole anesthetic technique. This ipsilateral block with an indwelling catheter inserted for continuous QL block provided the pain-free course. It decreased opioid use both during intra and postoperative periods with a sensory block of T8–L1, thus avoiding complications related to general and neuraxial anesthesia in patients with low cardiac reserve. We report a high-risk case undergoing inguinal mesh hernioplasty under continuous QL block.
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