Cadaveric investigation about the spread of peritibial fascial infiltration block
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2022Yazar
Çiftçi, BahadırEkinci, Mürsel
Tekin, Bahar
Pençe, Kadriye B.
Alver, Selçuk
Sakul, Bayram Ufuk
Alıcı, Haci Ahmet
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Çiftçi, B., Ekinci, M., Tekin, B., Pençe, K. B., Alver, S., Sakul, B. U. ... Alıcı, H. A. (2022). Cadaveric investigation about the spread of peritibial fascial infiltration block. Minerva Anestesiologica, 88(9), 752-753. https://doi.org/10.23736/S0375-9393.22.16559-4Özet
Recently, Ekinci et al. defined a novel lower extremity fascial plane block named peritibial fascial infiltration block (PFIB). They performed PFIB for analgesia
management after tibia fracture surgery and reported
successful pain control during the postoperative period.1 Following the description of PFIB by Ekinci et
al., Altiparmak et al. performed PFIB with a saphenous nerve block (SNB) for a patient who underwent
a bimalleolar fracture of the ankle.2 They combined
two techniques for the reason that SN is responsible
for the sensorial innervation of the lower leg. Due to
fascial plane blocks being volume-related applications,3 we decided to investigate the spread of PFIB
with different volumes in this cadaveric study. This
study was approved by the Istanbul Medipol University Ethics and Research Committee (Decision no. 35;
06.01.2022).