TABLE 1.
Comparison | Standardized difference | |
---|---|---|
Age | 1-FNB vs. 2-FTB | 0.059 |
1-FNB vs. 3-ACB | −0.088 | |
2-FTB vs. 3-ACB | −0.158 | |
Height | 1-FNB vs. 2-FTB | −0.135 |
1-FNB vs. 3-ACB | −0.035 | |
2-FTB vs. 3-ACB | 0.088 | |
Weight | 1-FNB vs. 2-FTB | −0.164 |
1-FNB vs. 3-ACB | −0.104 | |
2-FTB vs. 3-ACB | 0.051 | |
BMI | 1-FNB vs. 2-FTB | −0.124 |
1-FNB vs. 3-ACB | −0.114 | |
2-FTB vs. 3-ACB | 0.006 | |
ASA | 1-FNB vs. 2-FTB | −0.006 |
1-FNB vs. 3-ACB | 0.012 | |
2-FTB vs. 3-ACB | 0.006 |
An absolute SD higher than 0.1 is usually considered to indicate imbalance.ACB indicates adductor canal block; ASA, American Society of Anesthesiologists; BMI, body mass index; FNB, femoral nerve block; FTB, femoral triangle block.