Erector spinae plane block and ‘A Cadaveric Conundrum’
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Erector spinae plane block and ‘A Cadaveric Conundrum’
To the Editor: I read with interest the cadaveric study by Ivanusic et al [1][1] on the mechanism of action of erector spinae plane (ESP) block, in which the injected methylene blue did not reach the paravertebral space. The authors suggest as an alternative mechanism for ESP block that the lateral
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