Diagnosis and Management of Lameness in the Horse 2011
DOI: 10.1016/b978-1-4160-6069-7.00010-9
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“…The additional placement of a single perineural catheter at the peroneal nerve might have been beneficial. However, Bassage and Ross (2011) reported that the concurrent block of the common peroneal and tibial nerve could induce toe dragging, stumbling or knuckling. The decision to place a single perineural catheter at the tibial nerve was justified by the observed efficacy of the single injection of ropivacaine at this nerve.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The additional placement of a single perineural catheter at the peroneal nerve might have been beneficial. However, Bassage and Ross (2011) reported that the concurrent block of the common peroneal and tibial nerve could induce toe dragging, stumbling or knuckling. The decision to place a single perineural catheter at the tibial nerve was justified by the observed efficacy of the single injection of ropivacaine at this nerve.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The tibial nerve was palpated approximately 10 cm proximally to the tuber calcanei running caudally over the deep digital flexor tendon on the medial side of the leg (Bassage and Ross 2011). A 20 gauge 2.5 cm needle was inserted medially, an extension line was connected to the needle and 20 ml of ropivacaine was injected slowly.…”
Section: Treatmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…At this level, sensation to the entire SL is abolished (Fig 7). It has been shown that if the needle is introduced within 2.5 cm of the carpometacarpal joint there is a high risk (67 per cent) of inadvertently penetrating the carpometacarpal joint, resulting in misinterpretation (Bassage and Ross 2011). With this in mind, the skin should be prepared in a sterile manner, as for intrasynovial blocks.…”
Section: Perineural Anaesthesiamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…metacarpei palmares lateralis und medialis einerseits und die perineurale Injektion der Nn. palmares medialis et lateralis andererseits das oberflächliche sowie das tiefe System simultan anästhe-siert (Ford et al 1989, Rijkenhuizen 2001, Stashak 2002, Bassage II und Ross 2003. Wird unmittelbar distal des proximalen Endes des Griffelbeines injiziert, wird dabei auch der Ursprung des M. interosseus desensibilisiert (Stanek und Girtler 2002).…”
Section: Neuroanatomieunclassified
“…Die Möglichkeit der unbeabsichtigten Punktion des Gelenkes wird als Ursache einer eventuellen Fehlinterpretation diskutiert (Bassage und Ross 2003, Carter 2005 (Merz 1993) sondern auch in der hier untersuchten Metakarpalregion bildgebende Befunde vorliegen können, deren Schmerzrelevanz im Einzelfall fraglich ist, wurde zur endgülti-gen Diagnosefindung die selektive Anästhesie im proximalen Metakarpalbereich durchgeführt. Die Ergebnisse der vorliegenden Kasuistik bestätigen bei elf Pferden die Untersuchungen von Keg et al (1992), der Schmerzen aufgrund von Erkrankungen der oberflächlichen und tiefen Beugesehne mit einer Anästhesie des oberflächlichen Nervensystems ausschalten konnte.…”
Section: Diskussionunclassified