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The authors report 7 cases of nerve injury during venous puncture for blood sample withdrawal or intravenous injection of infusion. pain unrelieved by the usual analgesic drugs and sensorimotor deficiency are regular features which regress more or less rapidly and completely. Although less common than nerve injuries consecutive to intramuscular injections, these complications deserve to be described in view of their therapeutic and legal consequences.
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