Merve YAZICI KARA, KEZİBAN SANEM ÇAKAR TURHAN, Feyhan ÖKTEN

SKALP BLOĞUN YENİDEN GÖZDEN GEÇİRİLMESİ

Yüz yılı aşkın süredir kraniyotomilerde kullanılan lokal infiltrasyon anestezisinin popüleritesi günümüzde artmış ve skalp bloğu tekniği geliştirilmiştir. Uygulanan bu teknikle hastaların hem perioperatif dönemdeki hemodinamisi stabil tutulmuﬂ hem de post operatif dönem ağrı kontrolleri sağlanmıştır. Derlememizde skalp bloğuna anatomik yaklaşım, bu tekniğin tarihsel gelişimi, uygulama şekli, avantajları ve gelişebilecek komplikasyonlar› yeniden incelendi ve ayn› zamanda güncel kullanımı ve gelecekteki uygulamalarına değinildi.

SCALP BLOCK TECHNIQUE REVISITED

Nowadays the popularity of local infiltration anesthesia which has been used in craniotomies more than a century, has increased and ‘scalp block technique’ has been developed. With this technique perioperative hemodynamic stability has been maintained and postoperative pain has been controlled. We review the use of scalp block with its anatomy, its historical evolution, technique, advantages and complications. We also refer to its current and future applications.

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