… local infiltration of anaesthesia (LIA) containing adrenaline may reduce peri-operative blood
loss … There was a statistically significant difference in blood loss (P = 0.003), between the LIA …

… In summary, we have found that in respect of intraoperative blood loss, ropivacaine was not
suitable for use as a sole agent for infiltration before reduction mammoplasty. Further studies …

… anaesthetist, particularly in the high risk patient and those taking oral contraceptive drugs.
Although operative blood loss is … caused, for example, by infiltration of adrenaline or release of …

… In this study, blood loss was measured by weighing … measure blood loss, as opposed to
estimation of blood loss through the … of blood loss by weighing saturated surgical cloths, as blood …

… secondary blood loss. … infiltration solution was introduced by Hetter [2] and Grazer [3]. The
pharmacologic formulas used for infiltration contain epinephrine, which diminishes blood loss …

… or periarticular infiltration) [5, 6]. The theoretical benefits of locally applied anaesthetics are
to … has vasoconstrictive action, but its effect on blood loss after THA has not to our knowledge …

… infiltration was rarely copious enough to necessitate blood transfusion. The difference in mean
blood loss using 1 in 240,000 adrenaline infiltration… in 120,000 adrenaline infiltration, was …

… The maximum blood loss was approximately double when waiting 7.0 min as compared
to 30.0 min 30 . Waiting 5.3 min (3.0–8.0 min) resulted in a 7.7 per cent hypoperfusion failure …

… The results of this study indicate that 1:500.000 adrenaline infiltration seems to reduce
perioperative blood loss as measured by the difference in preoperative and postoperative …

… of this solution was infiltrated immediately deep to the mucosa of … infiltration also facilitates
the definition of tissue planes and this in itself must have some effect in reducing the blood loss…