… Significantly fewer patients in the regional group needed supplementary local anaesthetic,
compared with the local anaesthesia group (two (3%) of 63 patients vs. nine (14%) of 63 …

… exclusively as an outpatient procedure using local anaesthesia with the option of intravenous
… Systemic hypertension is considered as a minor risk factor that does not affect overall …

… some clinicians advocate deposition of a small dose of plain solution as an initial injection
to produce anaesthesia prior to the definitive local anaesthetic injection (with vasoconstrictor). …

… with local anaesthesia results in greater vasodilatation and increases short-term blood flow.
This study investigated whether regional compared with local anaesthesia improved medium…

… Risk factors … nerve injury in relation to local anaesthetic block injections. The nerve injury
may be physical from the needle or chemical from the local anaesthetic solution. The mean age …

… : Local anaesthesia has been used by British podiatrists since the early 1960s. The use of
local anaesthesia … Local anaesthesia is however associated with potential risks and adverse …

… Of patients with data, only 16·6 per cent had none of the four risk factors included in the
modified Hardman index, and 12·3 per cent had at least three risk factors. The mean maximum …

… of local anaesthetics (LAs) was primarily designed to provide intraoperative anaesthesia …
epidurally administered LAs have benefits far beyond anaesthesia and pain relief and, indeed, …

… , during injection of the anaesthetic solution and during the treatment … local anaesthesia in
dentistry have been introduced to describe the reasons for anaesthesia failure and the factors …

… of ultrasound-guided regional anaesthesia (USGRA)(Papers … local anaesthesia is limited
to the use of local anaesthetic … benefits and risks of local anaesthesia (Papers 7 and 8). …