Evaluation of a Breast Double Block Analgesia for the Mastectomy With Radical Axillary Lymphadenectomy Surgery

"we made an association of the serratus block and the PIF block, which allows for a complete block of both the laterals branches of intercostal nerves (with the serratus block) and of anterior branches of intercostal nerves (with the PIF block). Therefore, this association of blocks may lead to a complete analgesia of the breast, while the serratus block alone only allows for an analgesia of the lateral part of the breast.~The objective is to analyze this technique through a collection form that evaluates the satisfaction and post-operative morphine consumption of women receiving this association before a general anesthesia for a unilateral mastectomy with homolateral total lymphadenectomy.~This is a purely observational study that assesses our current practice in this type of surgery."