Conclusion
JIA, knee arthritis, knee joints, nerve block
INFLAMMATORY ARTHRITIS, DISEASE, KNEE ARTHRITIS, COMPLICATIONS
GNB could be considered a promising therapy for persistent knee arthritis in JIA patients. It can control disease activity in the knee joints based on different clinical and sonographic outcome measures. Its effect is comparable to intra-articular medications (steroid in particular) with an even better carry-on effect. It is feasible, economic, and with acceptable complications. It could limit steroid use and intensify treatment plans. This study adds more evidence that supports the anti-inflammatory effect of anesthesia. Further research is warranted to test the effect of different nerve block techniques on inflammatory arthritis.