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Welch MB et al. – Peripheral nerve injuries represent a notable source of anesthetic complications and can be debilitating. This is the largest number of consecutive patients ever reviewed for all types of perioperative peripheral nerve injuries. More importantly, this is the first study to identify associations of nerve injuries with hypertension, anesthetic modality, and surgical specialty.

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