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Mechanism of the regional anaesthesia of the eye; Intraconal vs periconal technique

Akinesia and analgesia of the globe and ocular adnexa can be achieved both by intraconal and extraconal techniques. Two studies were performed to investigate the mechanism of regional anaesthesia of the eye. The main purposes were to investigate if two techniques really exist ie. if the position of the needle is different and why both techniques are effective. The effect of regional anaesthesia on the optic nerve function was also studied.