… hernia type may be important factors for reoperation, and that it is independent of the type
of anaesthesia. When performed in general hospitals, local anaesthesia may be a risk factor …

… applications and settings for the use of local anaesthesia are also described. Finally, we …
the management of local anaesthetic systemic toxicity. The utility of local anaesthetics remains …

… Eutectic mixture of local anaesthetic cream should be avoided in patients with congenital
or idiopathic … Notably, Barrington and Kluger found that small size is a risk factor for LAST. …

… Intuitively, it seemed that the risk of complications would be less when … local anaesthesia.
However, it quickly became evident that the use of local anaesthetics was not without risk either…

… However, since the vast majority of operations were performed under LA during the
investigated time period it is unlikely that the results would not reflect principle risk factors and …

… the clinical use of local anaesthetics. Each local anaesthetic has distinctive physicochemical
… Different local anaesthetics can reach the local anaesthetic binding site in the axon from the …

… local anaesthetic practice and provide patients with optimal surgical pain management with
fewer risks? … The risk factors for nerve injury related to dental anaesthesia are listed in Table …

… This study confirms that the recent trend towards use of local anaesthesia (LA) for cataract
surgery is continuing. In the United Kingdom, this is occurring in both the NHS and the private …

… As with all drugs, dermatologists are responsible for the safe use of local anaesthetic in …
Types of local anaesthetic Local anaesthetics consist of a lipophilic aromatic group joined to …

… Ropivacaine is a newer amide local anaesthetic with toxicity intermediate between these …
Local anaesthesia is often considered as being intrinsically safer than general anaesthesia, but …