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To perform ultrasound guided ilioinguinal nerve block, the inferior portion of linear high frequency ultrasound transducer is placed over the previously identified anterior superior iliac spine with the superior margin of the transducer pointed directly in an oblique plane at the ulbilicus.

From: https://www.oatext.com/A-simplified-approach-to-ultrasound-guided-ilioinguinal-nerve-block.php

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