[Local anesthetics (LA). Mechanisms of action (2)].
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Biomedical subjects
A J Chaparro Heredia
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[Local anesthetics (LA). Adverse reactions from the use of LA (IV)].
Most common and significant adverse reactions directly attributable to the administration of local anesthetics which occur in dental practice are discussed. Both most severe systemic reactions--uncommonly found--and local reactions--of lesser importance--are reviewed. Tolerance, subtoxic doses and general toxicity of these drugs, as well as toxicity on specific organs are studied, as too are the prophylactic and therapeutic measures which need to be adopted according to the particular case. It is mandatory for the dental surgeon to have available equipment for resuscitation--mask and reservoir bag for assisted ventilation--equipment for fluid infusion, adrenaline, steroids, antihistamines, airways and suction equipment.
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[Local anesthetics and choice (5)].
The choice of local anesthetic should never be a routine matter but must be chosen as a result of a wide knowledge of the properties of the different local anesthetics. Detailed knowledge of the anatomical region to be treated and previous planning of the objectives to be achieved will serve as an indication for the most useful anesthetic solution in each case. Only a critical attitude will help us to choose--from the wide variety of drugs available--the most appropriate anesthetic according to the particular situation.
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[Analgesia in dentistry].
Antiinflamatories, antipiretics and analgesics of normal use with special interest in the salicylates that we considered analgesics of first election, excepting counter-indications are exposed. We expressed our conduct in the handling of the pain with the different alternatives according to the cases, to revitalise the use of aspirin in its different presentation forms, as an effective analgesic.
Analgesics↗
[Local anesthetics (LA). Introduction (1)].
A brief historical review of man's attempts to produce pain relief is presented, from physical measures: compression, application of cold, to anesthetic gases and up to the introduction of cocaine and its synthetic derivatives. These offer us now a wide range of drugs with characteristics and properties of local anesthetics which are more and more effective and at the same time with fewer undesirable side effects.
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[Dental amalgams with high copper content].
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[Local anesthetics].
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Anesthesia, Dental↗