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Abstract
Regional anesthesia techniques are important for anesthesiologist.
The widely accepted mechanism of all-inclusive anesthetic care is the
peripheral neural blockade. Regional anesthesia is a recommended
technique for upper and lower limb surgeries with better postoperative
profile. (68)
Peripheral nerve block such as brachial plexus is an indispensable
technique commonly employed for upper limb surgeries. Brachial
plexus forms the multipurpose and dependable local anesthetic
technique. (68)
The supraclavicular route of brachial plexus blockade provides
anaesthesia of the whole upper extremity in the most constant, timeeffective
manner of the various brachial plexus technique that blocks
the roots of brachial plexus. (75)
Ultrasound guided supraclavicular block is the mainstay of our
regional anaesthesia practice for upper limb surgical procedures at or
below the elbow. Ultrasound-guided needle placement may reduce the
risk of complications and increase the accuracy of block particularly in
pediatric patients. (76).