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Prilocaine Amethocaine

Procaine Amethocaine Lidocaine Prilocaine Bupivicaine Ropivicaine Mepivicaine... [Pg.227]

Closely related drug molecules Proxymetacaine, benzocaine, amethocaine, butacaine, propoxycaine, procainamide (for stability of an amide group see paracetamol), bupivacaine, lignocaine, prilocaine. [Pg.40]

Local anaesthetics. Lidocaine and prilocaine are available as gels, ointments and sprays to provide reversible block of conduction along cutaneous nerves (see p. 422). Benzocaine and amethocaine (tetracaine) carry a high risk of sensitisation. [Pg.302]

Amethocaine (tetracaine), bupivacaine, Ugnocaine (lindocaine), prilocaine, and procaine FIA Lignocaine in local anaesthetic preparation Bupivacaine and procaine 5X10" M, lignocaine 7X10- M (205)... [Pg.576]

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