Timing of the tourniquet in foot surgery

Posted on October 12, 2012 by admin

Ankle block in forefoot reconstruction before or after inflation of tourniquet—Does timing matter? Vinay Kumar Singh, Sophia Ridgers, Andrea Helene Sott Foot and Ankle Surgery 3 October 2012 Quote: Background Forefoot surgery causes postoperative pain frequently requiring strong painkillers. Regional blocks are now increasingly used in order to control postoperative pain especially in the first 24 h when the pain is at its worst

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Timing of the tourniquet in foot surgery

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