Clinical Cases

The main criteria for choosing the proper anesthetic approach are focused on the acquisition of the basic notions of standard and ultrasound anatomy, patient’s conditions, type of surgery, individual anesthetic skills, local anesthetic or adjuvant dosages, and volumes and concentrations used while performing a fascial block. The description of several clinical cases aims at providing a fast-decision-making model to all beginner and experienced anesthesiologists as a supplement to their daily operating room practice. Sharing daily and personal experiences is the basis for individual and team growth.