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Ford S et al. – Although there is no difference in the overall accuracy of muscle plane versus II/IH nerve identification, the muscle planes are reliably identified after fewer scans of the inguinal region. It is suggested that a reliable end point for the inexperienced practitioner of ultrasound–guided II/IH nerve block may be the TA/internal oblique plane where the nerves are reported to be found in 100% of cases.


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