A Case of Anesthetic Management of Arnold-Chiari Malformation I: A Contest to Anesthesiologists.

Arnold-Chiari malformation is a very uncommon array of deformities in the posterior part of the cranium and hindbrain caused due to abnormal extension of the posterior brain into the spinal canal. Chiari malformation is further divided into subtypes 1, 2, and 3. The latter two are more common in pediatric forms and present at birth.

Successful Management of Meralgia Paresthetica by Hydro Dissection in a Middle-Aged Male: A Case Report.

Meralgia paresthetica (MP) comes under a wide array of syndromes known as Mononeuropathies, wherein the subject presents symptoms of tingling burning pain as well as numbness in the thigh's lateral aspect which occurs as a result of the lateral femoral cutaneous nerve being compressed. The condition is commonly seen in association with diabetes mellitus and obesity. The nerve's anatomy which involves tunnelling through the inguinal ligament predisposes it to get entrapped.