Fig. 27.1 Transverse section at the level of the T2-T3. Rotator cuff muscles and neighboring muscles. (1) Supraspinatus muscle, (2) infraspinatus muscle, (3) subscapularis muscle, (4, 5) scapula, (6) deltoid…
Fig. 66.1 (a) Tibial nerve. (1) Tibial nerve, (2) medial plantar nerve, (3) lateral plantar nerve, (4) calcaneal branches (With permission from Danilo Jankovic). (b) Tibial nerve – sole of…
Fig. 69.1 (a) Foot skeleton. Dorsal view.(1) Calcaneus, (2) talus, (3) trochlea tali, (4) navicular bone, (5) cuboid bone, (6) cuneiform bone, (7) metatarsal bones, (8) phalanges (Reproduced with permission…
Fig. 30.1 (a) The interscalene groove. Scalenus medius muscle (1) and scalenus anterior muscle (2). Injection of the local anesthetic into the proximal neurovascular sheath of the brachial plexus. The…
Fig. 53.1 Lumbar triangle (triangle of Petit) and the neurovascular plane targeted for landmark approach to TAP block. (1) External oblique, (2) internal oblique, (3) transversus abdominis, (4) latissimus dorsi,…
Fig. 68.1 Knee joint area (Reproduced with permission from Danilo Jankovic) Ligaments in the Knee Joint [3, 7] The stability of the knee is mainly maintained by various knee ligaments….
Fig. 57.1 Anatomy. (1) Celiac plexus, (2) superior hypogastric plexus, (3) inferior hypogastric plexus (With permission from Danilo Jankovic) Axonal fibers exit these regions as a white rami communicantes to…
Fig. 32.1 Typical distribution of anesthesia and analgesia following successful axillary plexus blockade [13] (With permission from Danilo Jankovic) It may be performed as either a single-shot or continuous catheter…
Fig. 6.1 Eyelids and lacrimal apparatus. (1) Cornea, (2) conjunctiva, (3) medial angle of the eye, (4) lacrimal caruncle, (5) lacrimal papilla, (6) inferior eyelid, (7) pupil, (8) lateral angle…
