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... analgesic drugs are vasodilators . Vasoconstricting agents such as adrenaline may be added to local analgesic solutions to delay absorption and also to prolong their action . Adrenaline and noradrenaline do not prolong the action of ...
... analgesic drugs are vasodilators . Vasoconstricting agents such as adrenaline may be added to local analgesic solutions to delay absorption and also to prolong their action . Adrenaline and noradrenaline do not prolong the action of ...
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... analgesic solution is to be injected . There is evidence that local analgesic drugs may have cytotoxic effects ... analgesia . PHARMACOLOGY OF DRUGS USED IN LOCAL ANALGESIA A molecule of REGIONAL ANALGESIA 657.
... analgesic solution is to be injected . There is evidence that local analgesic drugs may have cytotoxic effects ... analgesia . PHARMACOLOGY OF DRUGS USED IN LOCAL ANALGESIA A molecule of REGIONAL ANALGESIA 657.
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... analgesic solution completes the block of the superior laryngeal nerve endings . In addition , the trachea must be anaesthetized by : 1. The trans - tracheal method of Canuyt ( 1920 ) , 204 which consists in inserting a No. 1 hypodermic ...
... analgesic solution completes the block of the superior laryngeal nerve endings . In addition , the trachea must be anaesthetized by : 1. The trans - tracheal method of Canuyt ( 1920 ) , 204 which consists in inserting a No. 1 hypodermic ...
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The history of anaesthesia | 3 |
The nervous system | 34 |
The cardiovascular system | 51 |
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