Review Article
Comparison of Clinical Efficacy and Anatomical Investigation between Retrolaminar Block and Erector Spinae Plane Block
Table 1
The features of RLB, ESPB, PVB, and TEA.
| | RLB | ESPB | PVB | TEA |
| Difficulty | probably easy | advanced level |
| Technique | | | | | Methods | landmark or ultrasound | ultrasound | ultrasound | landmark | Needle-tip position | lamina | transversus process | paravertebral space | epidural space |
| Laterality of effects | unilateral | unilateral | unilateral | bilateral |
| Complications | rare | rare | hypotension | epidural hematoma | | | (less than TEA) | epidural abscess | | | pneumothorax | paralysis | | | epidural injection | nerve injury | | | hematoma | hypotension | | | | dural puncture |
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RLB: retrolaminar block, ESPB: erector spinae plane block, PVB: paravertebral block, and TEA: thoracic epidural anesthesia.
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