1. Preloading of neuraxial blockade: Is not performed.

2. We have also reviewed the use of continuous neuraxial analgesia in the presence of commonly used anticoagulants.

3. Although epidural anesthesia is a common practice in neuraxial blockade, difficult access to the epidural space is a frequent problem in operating theaters.

4. Aspirin does not interfere with anesthetic administration because it does not increase the risk of neuraxial bleeding.

5. Background: Ultrasound guidance has gained more popularity in both peripheral nerve and neuraxial block.