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Sciatic nerve block via the classic transgluteal Labat approach, demonstrating surface landmarks—the line from the greater trochanter to the posterior superior iliac spine, the midline, and the greater trochanter to sacral hiatus line—to identify the needle insertion point.
This procedure was performed by Arun Kalava, MD, EDRA, a board-certified anesthesiologist and interventional pain physician in Tampa, FL, fellowship-trained in Regional Anesthesia and Acute Pain Medicine at Mayo Clinic. Dr. Kalava is the Founder and Chairman of the American Society for Post Surgical Pain (ASPSP).
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