Marcain - Bupivacaine

Manuril - Hydrochlorothiazide Manypren - (buprofen Maolate - Chlorphenesin carbamate Marax - Hydroxyzine HCI Marbate - Meprobamate Marcain Bupivacaine Marcaina - Bupivacaine... [Pg.1715]

D Bupivacain (Rhone- GB Marcain (Astra) Marcaina iperbarica... [Pg.292]

Antipyrine (Auralgan) Bupivacaine (Marcaine) Capsaicin (Capsin, Zostrix)... [Pg.54]

Topical 5, 6% creams 15, 20% gels 5, 20% ointments 0.8% lotion 20% liquid 20% spray Bupivacaine (generic, Marcaine, Sensorcaine)... [Pg.572]

Hall-Craggs, E.C., and Seyan, H.S., 1975, Histochemical changes in innervated and denervated skeletal muscle fibers following treatment with bupivacaine (marcain), Exp Neurol, 46, pp 345—354. [Pg.458]

Bupivacaine Marcaine, Sensor-caine Slow to Intermediate Long Infiltration Peripheral nerve block Epidural Spinal Sympathetic block... [Pg.151]

Racemic bupivacaine hydrochloride (38, Marcaine) is currently used as an epidural anesthetic during labor and as a local anesthetic in minor operations. Clinical studies have shown that ei o-bupivacaine (41) is less car-diotoxic in man, making it significantly safer than the racemate (67). Separation of the enantiomers was readily achieved using 0.25 eq of D-tartaric acid. This resulted in the isolation of a 2 1 (S)-bupivacaine o-tartaric acid salt (39) in 98% de, leaving the (J2)-bupivacaine... [Pg.795]

Bupivacaine (e.g., Marcaine) Infiltration, spinal, epidural, and nerve block anesthesia. Long duration increases utility for epidural block during labor. Similar to lidocaine. IV administration may induce ventricular arrhythmias. [Pg.32]

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