Control analgésico continuo en paciente con múltiples fracturas costales mediante colocación de catéter en el plano profundo del músculo erector de la espina

Rib fractures have a high prevalence in our society. An adequate and precocious analgesic control is essential to avoid respiratory complications and favor a rapid functional recovery in patients with rib fractures. Different strategies have been used for analgesic control, from intravenous drugs to more classic regional techniques such as epidural catheter or thoracic paravertebral block. Ultrasound-guided blockade of the deep plane of the erector spine muscle (ESPB) is an effective alternative in the management of acute pain derived from rib fractures, allowing physiotherapy and early rehabilitation.