Ultrasound detection of iatrogenic injury during peribulbar eye block: A cadaveric study

Keyphrases

• Ultrasound 100%
• Iatrogenic Injury 100%
• Ultrasound Appearances 100%
• Ultrasound Detection 100%
• Cadaveric Study 100%
• Eye Blocks 100%
• Peribulbar 100%
• Optic Nerve 66%
• Extraocular muscles 66%
• Orbital Structure 66%
• Anesthesia 33%
• Ophthalmologist 33%
• Sight-threatening 33%
• Potential Impact 33%
• Impact on Patients 33%
• Muscle Damage 33%
• Glycerol 33%
• Spherical Shape 33%
• Brainstem 33%
• Regional Anesthesia 33%
• Anaesthetist 33%
• Needle Placement 33%
• Patient Safety 33%
• Ultrasound Image 33%
• Life-threatening Complications 33%
• Cadaver 33%
• Severe Complications 33%
• Peribulbar Block 33%
• Anesthetic Injection 33%
• Sub-Tenon 33%
• Optic Nerve Damage 33%
• Nerve Block 33%
• Superior Approach 33%
• Anaesthesia Training 33%
• Lateral Rectus 33%
• Eyeball 33%
• Injectate 33%
• Ophthalmic Nerve 33%
• Injection Location 33%
• Orbital Cavity 33%
• Thiel Embalming 33%
• Embalming Fluid 33%
• Anesthetic Neurotoxicity 33%
• Printer Ink 33%
• Globe Perforation 33%
• Globe Rupture 33%
• Muscle Injection 33%
• Retrobulbar 33%
• Nerve Injection 33%
• Thiel 33%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Agents Acting on the Eye 100%
• Optic Nerve 100%
• Iatrogenesis 100%
• Anesthesiologist 50%
• Regional Anesthesia 50%
• Local Anesthetic 50%
• Patient Safety 50%
• Brainstem 50%
• Peribulbar Anesthesia 50%
• Muscle Injury 50%
• Nerve Block 50%
• Cadaver 50%
• Eyeball 50%
• Optic Nerve Lesion 50%
• Embalming 50%
• Globe Rupture 50%
• Ophthalmic Nerve 50%
• Local Anesthetic Toxicity 50%