SACRAL NERVE BLOCK ANÆSTHESIA

[Percutaneous and permanent selective sacral nerve block in sacral foramen].

Sacral Anæsthesia for Lower Abdominal and Perineal Surgery

anaesthetic solution in the sacral canal bathing the peridural space. Development of sacral anesthesia.?In 1901, Sicard and Cathelin introduced and developed the technique of extradural injection by introduction of cocaine solution into the sacral canal. It was several years afterwards that the practical application of this method in surgery and obstetrics was found. By 1920, 4,200 cases were t...

Sacral Malformations - Implications in Sacral Nerve Stimulation

One of the most important steps of this technique is the correct topographic anatomic identification of the posterior sacral foramina on the body surface of the sacrum [6,7]. Although the sacrum’s anatomy is recognized to be highly variable. In the literature there are several studies regarding the variable morphology of the sacrum that also shows high incidence of sacral malformations, ranging...

Sacral Nerve Stimulation Through the Sacral Hiatus

Sacral nerve stimulation through the retrograde approach has been used for peroneal or irritable bowel syndrome through the retrograde approach. However, several reasons, lead could not be advanced down ward. In this case, anterograde sacral nerve stimulation through the sacral hiatus could be used. The aim of this report is to present of technique of sacral nerve root stimulation through the s...

Pelvic Floor Repair under Perineo-Pudendal Block Anæsthesia