In recent years, regional nerve blocks have emerged as a promising adjunct to standard postoperative analgesic ladder protocols. The main advantage of regional anesthesia is the reduction of postoperative pain while limiting the amount of oral and intravenous narcotic use. The reduction of postoperative narcotic use is advantageous for the patient and caregiver alike as it reduces common side effects associated with such medications, such as drowsiness, nausea, vomiting, upset stomach and dizziness.