Landmarks for Peripheral Nerve Blocks: Upper and Lower Extremities 2/e

Designed for quick reference on the wards or in the operating room,
this pocket-sized flip-book depicts the anatomic landmarks whose
location is essential for successfully performing peripheral nerve
blocks. Full-color computer-generated drawings show surface anatomy
and relevant deeper anatomic structures. Each chapter first presents
basic anatomy including landmarks and then proceeds to brief
descriptions of the most widely used blocks, as well as tips to
troubleshoot problems and avoid complications. Both upper and lower
limb blocks are included. The book is spiral bound at the top and
printed on heavy, laminated paper to allow use in the operating room.

Author Considerations
Principles of Neurostimulation
Definitions

UPPER EXTREMITY LANDMARKS

Brachial Plexus Block
Interscalene Approach
Supraclavicular
Infraclavicular
Axillary
Humeral Canal

Blocks at the Elbow

Blocks at the Wrist

Complementary Block
Flexum Digitorum Sheath Block

LOWER EXTREMITY LANDMARKS

Sciatic Nerve Blocks
Proximal Posterior Approach
Parasacral
Classical Posterior
Lithotomy (Raj' Approach)
Sub-Gluteal
Proximal Lateral Approach
Proximal Anterior Approach
Distal Approach
Lateral Popliteal
High Popliteal
Classical Posterior Popliteal

Lumbar Nerves Blocks
Posterior Approach (Lumbar)
Anterior Approach (Femoral)
Ilio-Fascial Block

Complementary Blocks
Obturator Nerve Block
Saphenous Nerve Block
Ankle Block