“…The depth of anaesthesia was monitored with the use of clinical parameters such as the jaw tone, eye position and palpebral reflex and the HR, RR and blood pressure. 19 After the patient was surgically prepared for surgery, the US-guided TTP block (Figure 2) was performed using a 1.5-inch, 22-gauge spinal needle (BD Spinal Needle; BD Medical, Franklin Lakes, NJ, USA). The needle was inserted in a ventrolateral-to-dorsomedial direction with an in-plane technique at the level of fourth intercostal space using a 15-6 MHz linear transducer (SonoSite, Washington, USA) (Figure 3), and it was advanced through the pectoralis profunda, rectus abdominis, external and internal intercostal muscles, and internal intercostal membrane until the tip was positioned into the TTP, ventral to transversus thoracic muscle (Figure 4).…”