Changing Surgeons' Attitudes Towards Regional Anesthesia and Balancing Patient Care

The chapter presents a study illustrating how orthopedic surgeons have shifted from initially low to increased interest in recommending regional anesthesia for procedures like ACL or rotator cuff repairs, shedding light on potential factors influencing clinical decisions. Furthermore, it delves into the delicate balance between quality patient care and operational efficiency, highlighting challenges faced during block procedures.