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World Journal of Anesthesiology
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Observational Study
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World J Anesthesiol. Mar 11, 2024; 13(1): 90514
Published online Mar 11, 2024. doi: 10.5313/wja.v13.i1.90514
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Figure 1 Pericapsular nerve group block. AIIS: Anteroinferior iliac spine; FA: Femoral artery; IPE: Iliopubic eminence; IPT: Iliopsoas tendon; SP: Symphysis pubis.
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Figure 2  Colour Doppler showing femoral artery during pericapsular end nerve group block.
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Figure 3 Image with needle placement during pericapsular end nerve group block In-plane approach. AIIS: Anteroinferior iliac spine; FA: Femoral artery; IPE: Iliopubic eminence; IPT: Iliopsoas tendon; SP: Symphysis pubis.
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Figure 4  Image of the incision, mini-posterior approach for total hip replacement.
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