Admir HadzicHostToday, we are jumping straight into a discussion of a twenty twenty-six article from Regional Anesthesia and Pain Medicine.
Right, by Gautier and colleagues.
And it is basically fundamentally rewriting the anatomy of the PENG block.
Yeah.
Okay, let us unpack this.
Yeah.
Because for years, you know, we have just been operating on assumption.
I mean, it really forces a perspective shift for all of us.
The whole idea behind the PENG block originally was, well, to spread local anesthetic in the musculo-osseous fascial plane.
Between the iliopubic ramus and the iliacus muscle, right?
Right, exactly.
But previous imaging has sort of been hinting that the fluid, you know, wasn’t behaving like a true fascial block at all.
Today, we are jumping straight into a discussion of a twenty twenty-six article from Regional Anesthesia and Pain Medicine.
Right, by Gautier and colleagues.
And it is basically fundamentally rewriting the anatomy of the PENG block.
Yeah.
Okay, let us unpack this.
Yeah.
Because for years, you know, we have just been operating on assumption.
I mean, it really forces a perspective shift for all of us.
The whole idea behind the PENG block originally was, well, to spread local anesthetic in the musculo-osseous fascial plane.
Between the iliopubic ramus and the iliacus muscle, right?
Right, exactly.
But previous imaging has sort of been hinting that the fluid, you know, wasn’t behaving like a true fascial block at all.
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