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Regional Anaesthesia

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The Erector Spinae Plane Block: A Review of Current Evidence

Araz Pourkashanian1†, Madan Narayanan2, Arun Venkataraju3

1Regional Anaesthesia Fellow, Frimley Park Hospital, UK
2Anaesthetic Consultant, Frimley Park Hospital, UK
3Anaesthetic Consultant, Hampshire Hospital NHS Trust, UK

Edited by: Dr. Su Cheen Ng, Anaesthetic Consultant, University College Hospital, London, UK, and Dr. Gillian Foxall, Anaesthetic Consultant, Royal Surrey County Hospital, UK

†Corresponding author e-mail: araz.pourkashanian@nhs.net

Published 3 December 2019

Abstract

This tutorial will explore the currently published literature on erector spinae plane blocks and discover its versatility in regional anaesthesia.

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