Supraclavicular approach for blockade of the brachial plexus is the most commonly used approach in providing surgical anesthesia. In recent years, the technique has gained importance as regional anesthetic technique for surgical, diagnostic and therapeutic purposes in interventional pain management. It includes blocking of the brachial plexus where it is most compactly arranged, with fewer requirements of the anesthetic solution and rapid onset of action. Supraclavicular nerve block is technically easy to perform because of reliable and fixed landmark but association of pneumothorax is a profound complication.