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See Latest ArticlesMinimal Local Anesthetic Volume for Peripheral Nerve Block: A New Ultrasound-Guided, Nerve Dimension-Based Method
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Eichenberger U et al. - Based on the ultrasound measured cross-sectional area and using ultrasound guidance, a mean volume of 0.7 mL represents the ED95 dose of 1% mepivacaine to block the ulnar nerve at the proximal forearm.
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