Search results

higher strengths are used. Main article: Local Anaesthetic Pharmacology Main article: Buffered Local Anaesthetic Lidocaine cream is not readily available

small particulate size) Intra-osseous injection and subsequent Local Anaesthetic Toxicity Intra-thecal injection with prolonged and/or high subarachnoid

water soluble. Local anaesthetics are weak bases. The aromatic ring determines the degree of lipid solubility of the local anaesthetic. The terminal amine

This article is still missing information. The administration of local anaesthetic can be painful. There are many factors that influence pain. These are

This article is a stub. Bupivacaine is an amide-type local anaesthetic. It has a slow onset but long duration of action. It is commonly used in concentrations

Previous allergic reaction to local anaesthesic used Distortion of anatomic landmarks Topical anaesthesia (LET, EMLA) local anesthesia Lidocaine 1% (lasts

include endoscopy and CT or MRI to exclude other causes. Injection of local anaesthetic into the attachment of the stylohyoid ligament to the greater cornu

half-life varies from one to three hours. Toxicity Nausea, vomiting, and abdominal pain occurs within 2-3 hours of toxic dose ingestion. CND excitement, stimulation

pylori infection, consider testing and eradication. NSAIDs with very high GI toxicity are not generally available in New Zealand (piroxicam, ketoprofen, ketorolac)

admission for this varies from 1-4 percent. There is little data to indicate a local incidence rate in New Zealand, however a 9 year study in Victoria, Australia