In 1970, Winnie proposed the brachial plexus block as an alternative and effective anaesthesia technique for shoulder surgery.1 Surgeons and patients are often reluctant to support regional anesthesia (RA) for shoulder and other orthopedic surgeries.2 The aim of this study is to evaluate and compare the results between general anaesthesia and interscalen block in patients who underwent shoulder surgery.
The aim of this study is to evaluate and compare the results between general anaesthesia and interscalen block in patients who underwent shoulder surgery.
We believe that the use of interscalen block is a safe and secure method of anaesthesia for the shoulder surgery with excellent analgetics results.
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