The human body contains over a hundred major nerves, each serving different functions. Nerve block injections can therefore be performed in a wide variety of locations, including:

• Trigeminal nerve block : — an anaesthetic injection targeting the trigeminal nerve, which is responsible for transmitting sensory information from the face, to treat facial pain conditions.
• Stellate ganglion block — an injection targeting the stellate ganglion, a cluster of sympathetic nerves that form part of the autonomic nervous system.
• Cervical medial branch block — an injection targeting the small medial branch nerves of the cervical spine, which transmit pain signals from facet joints.May or may not include an anti-inflammatory agent, used to diagnose or treat lower back pain caused by to diagnose the cause of chronic pain or to treat neck pain arising from facet joint inflammation.
• Lumbar medial branch block — an injection targeting the small medial branch nerves of the lumbar spine, which transmit pain signals from the lumbar facet joints.May or may not include an anti-inflammatory agent, used to diagnose or treat lower back pain caused by facet joint inflammation.
• Sacral lateral branch nerve block — an injection targeting the lateral branch nerves of the sacroiliac joint, to determine whether the SI joint or surrounding ligaments are the source of pain and whether pain signals are being transmitted through these lateral branch nerves.
• Shoulder articular nerve block — a block of the sensory nerves of the shoulder joint, delivered via injection of local anaesthetic and/or anti-inflammatory medication around the sensory nerves, to diagnose and/or treat shoulder pain.
• Genicular nerve block — a block of the nerves around the knee joint, using targeted injections of local anaesthetic and/or medication near specific nerves at the knee to relieve pain.
• Intercostal nerve block — a block of the intercostal nerves between the ribs, used for localised pain relief in the chest or upper abdomen.
• Pudendal nerve block — an injection of local anaesthetic and/or anti-inflammatory medication near the pudendal nerve, used to treat pain in the pelvic region.
• Lumbar sympathetic block — a block of the lumbar sympathetic nerves, delivered via injection of local anaesthetic and/or anti-inflammatory medication into the lower back area to treat pain conditions related to the sympathetic nervous system.