Conclusion
In the present study, the analgesic effects of the anterior QLB and TFPB blocks were found to be similar in the first 9h in patients undergoing CD under general anesthesia. However, there was a benefit to QLB in terms of reducing morphine consumption in the late period (9–24h), which was not clinically significant, but statistically significant. Both techniques improve the quality of the postoperative analgesia regimen when used in conjunction with multimodal analgesia in patients undergoing CD under general anesthesia.