A plexus block is a local anesthetic in which a part of the body is numbed. This can include an arm, shoulder, leg or foot. This anesthesia is administered with a prick. This Divi explains to patients how the anesthesia is administered and what they feel after receiving it.

In addition to information about a plexus block, the patient is also explained about preparation for anesthesia and the time after the procedure in the recovery room.