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Meanings of conduction-blocking anesthetics in English

Russian
местный анестетик
Portuguese
anestésico
Spanish
anestesico local
Catalan
anestèsic local

Medication that causes reversible absence of pain sensation.

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местный анестетик
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Examples for "local anesthetic"
Examples for "local anesthetic"
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Pooled data analysis demonstrated significantly decreased pain with the use of local anesthetic.
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Lidocaine is a local anesthetic that's used to numb the area.
Wired
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A year later the joint required manipulation under a local anesthetic.
Reuters
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The pain under local anesthetic was so horrendous that she wanted to die.
Feminist dot com
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Conclusion: Methyl eugenol is a potential candidate as an effective local anesthetic and analgesic.
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The three local anesthetics depressed the heart rate and myocardial contractility dose-dependent.
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Bupivacaine depressed the heart rate more than the other two local anesthetics.
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You'll be given adequate local anesthetics to mute the pain of its passage.
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The authors therefore investigated the effects of local anesthetics on m1 muscarinic receptor functioning.
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Background: Intravenous lipid emulsion has been used to treat systemic toxicity of local anesthetics.
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Marsh is a pioneer of operating on brain tumours under local anaesthetic.
Radio NZ
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The links seemed numb, nerves paralysed at the root by some local anaesthetic.
The Quiet Earth
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Nor were they from fear of the potential risks of such a local anaesthetic.
The Irish Times
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Administration of clonidine in combination with a local anaesthetic prolongs analgesia and motor blockade.
Pubmed
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The earliest local anaesthetic was cold, produced by a mixture of ice and salt.
The Project Gutenberg Encyclopedia, Volume 1 of 28
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Now local anaesthetics even in minor troubles have made dentistry almost painless.
The Conquest of Fear
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Contemporary local anaesthetics effectively numb any area that invasive dental procedures could affect.
Jamaica Observer
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In some cases, one option is joint infiltration or intrathecal injection with local anaesthetics.
Pubmed
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Intravenous administration of local anaesthetics has repeatedly been recommended for the treatment of chronic pain.
Pubmed
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Dentists inject local anaesthetics through a thin needle, usually after applying a topical anaesthetic to the area.
Jamaica Observer
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