Ultrasound-Guided Femoral Triangle Nerve Block - NYSORA's Regional Anesthesia Clinical cases

The femoral triangle block (FTB) consists of an injection of the local anesthetic proximal to the adductor canal. The goal is to anesthetize additional terminal branches of the femoral nerve for better analgesia after knee surgery. The drawback is more motor weakness of the quadriceps muscle.

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1:40 Technique
3:19 Ending

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