Local anesthetics ~pharmacology~
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- Опубліковано 27 лис 2022
- What are local anesthetics? Local anesthetics are medications used to reversibly block pain sensation in a specific part of the body in order to perform small surgical procedures.
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we prefer small alphapets not captale during writing and desings vid
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This is actually one of those medical scarecrows. This way of thinking seems to be a byproduct of observations over 60 years ago when cocaine and procaine were mixed with epi. Procaine is pretty acidotic and becomes more so with time. More contemporary evidence suggests the procaine and cocaine were the likely culprits, Thomson et al. 2006. In 2005, just over 10,000 cases of ear and nose surgery were assessed without any clear signal of epi associated necrosis. Hafner et al. 2005.
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The picture mneumonic not necessary, but I suppose some find that helpful.
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I tried to listen but.. still I have no idea what you're talking about 😂 0% biology knowledge.