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See Latest ArticlesA Comparison of Sensory and Motor Loss After a Femoral Nerve Block Conducted With Ultrasound Versus Ultrasound and Nerve Stimulation
Regional Anesthesia and Pain Medicine, 09/16/09
Sites BD et al. – Controversy exists regarding the need for nerve stimulation when performing an ultrasound (US)–guided peripheral nerve block. The addition of nerve stimulation to a US–guided FNB did not change preoperative block efficacy.
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