Observational analysis reveals the unpredictability of fascial plane block spread in various regions, suggesting careful monitoring is essential.
A fascial plane block is an adjunct to general or spinal anesthesia that involves the ultrasound-guided injection of large volumes of local anesthetic between deep epimyseal and aponeurotic connective tissue layers in the thorax, abdomen, and back, that is frequently used to treat acute
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