Key result
Ultrasound review outlines physics and neuronal appearance for safe pediatric regional anesthesia.
Why the study?
Recent findings support the use of ultrasonographic guidance in pediatric regional anesthesia, requiring foundational knowledge for safe clinical application.
This review provides theoretical background on ultrasound physics and neuronal appearance for pediatric regional anesthesia.
Provides foundational ultrasound knowledge for pediatric regional anesthesia; leaves open prospective validation of safety and outcomes.
Recent findings support the use of ultrasonographic guidance in pediatric regional anesthesia. This review article illustrates basic knowledge in physics of ultrasound and ultrasonographic appearance of neuronal structures, which are prerequisites for the safe application of this technique in daily clinical practice. A critical view on education and ethics in science should emphasize future developments in ultrasonography for pediatric regional anesthesia.
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Marhofer et al. (2006) conducted a review in Pediatric regional anesthesia. Ultrasonographic guidance was evaluated. This review article illustrates basic knowledge in the physics of ultrasound and the ultrasonographic appearance of neuronal structures for safe application in pediatric regional anesthesia.
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