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Lidocaine

[ UK /lˈɪdəkˌe‍ɪn/ ]
NOUN
  1. a local anesthetic (trade names Lidocaine and Xylocaine) used topically on the skin and mucous membranes

How To Use Lidocaine In A Sentence

  • The five trocars are removed and an additional 3 mL of the lidocaine/bupivicaine mixture is infiltrated into the port sites.
  • Lidocaine, the antiarrhythmic and lo-cal anesthetic, for instance, could cause prolonged seizures if given intravenously in large enough doses. Mortal Remains
  • He or she may advise you to apply a thick layer of an over-the-counter cream containing the anesthetic lidocaine to your skin 45 minutes before treatment.
  • The pain threshold was not influenced by microinjection of lidocaine into NRM or RN.
  • A recent clinical trial found that one antidepressant, called desipramine Norpramin, and lidocaine -- used either alone or together -- appeared no better than inactive placebo pills and ointments. Reuters: Press Release
  • Goodman and Svoboda began administering drugs: epinephrine, lidocaine, atropine and amiodarone, which they hoped would restore Snitzer's normal heart rhythm. Dozens of people perform CPR to save heart attack victim
  • Injectable local anaesthetics such as lidocaine and procaine (but not cocaine) are allowed only when medically justified, and only if injected into a joint or other affected area, not intravenously.
  • Diagnosis may be made by injection of lidocaine at the pisotriquetral articulation.
  • An injectable solution of 1 percent lidocaine or 1 percent procaine is usually used.
  • History of an allergy to an ester anesthetic such as procaine is not a contraindication to the use of lidocaine, because they are chemically different, and cross-reaction is rare.
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