Axillary Nerve Block Anatomy Diagram

Understanding anatomy is crucial because it helps practitioners accurately locate the nerves and surrounding structures, such as the axillary artery. This minimizes the risk of complications and increases the success rate of the block.

An Axillary Nerve Block Anatomy Diagram typically includes the axillary artery, median, and ulnar nerves, radial, and musculocutaneous nerve.

The diagram can be used as a visual aid during pre-procedural planning, helping to identify and understand the location of nerves and other critical structures.