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Find out how you can better locate nerves for nerve blocks.

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“The success rate of both brachial plexus block techniques, as well as other nerve blocks, may be improved with the use of a nerve locator, which helps to accurately locate the peripheral nerves.”

-Christine Egger, DVM, MVSc, DACVA, and Lydia Love, DVM

From Local and regional anesthesia techniques, Part 2: Stifle, intercostal, intrapleural, and forelimb techniques

 

 

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