The mechanism of flecainide action remains controversial ... Our data establish that interactions between flecainide and RyR2 only occur when the local anesthetic is added to the solution at the ...

Lidocaine spray and gel are two commonly used forms of topical anesthetic agent [5]. Lidocaine is the most common and used topical anesthetic and has prompt and fast action. Benzocaine ... any ...

Local anesthesia involves using medications (local anesthetics) to numb an area of your body. It's used to prevent pain during and after surgery or other medical procedures, such as dental work or ...

While the precise mechanism of action is unclear ... especially the central nervous and cardiopulmonary systems, local anesthesia has more confined, site-specific effects. Like general anesthesia ...

Thoracic epidural anesthesia (TEA) has been shown to reduce the burden of ... and ventricular activation recovery intervals (ARIs), a surrogate of action potential durations, by a 56-electrode sock ...

Hines, a researcher at Queensland University of Technology, has reported that they have discovered part of the mechanism by which general anesthesia ... released by the action of specific proteins ...

Liposomal bupivacaine was launched on the market 12 years ago to provide long-lasting local control of pain. The medication is used as a local anesthetic ... Its mode of action is based on ...

“Twilight anesthesia for bronchoscopy is typically achieved with a combination of local anesthesia (lidocaine sprayed to the back of the throat and onto the vocal cords) and intravenous sedatives, ...

Researchers in Proekt’s lab recently published work on another wrinkle besides mechanism of action: that sex hormone differences in the brain may drive differences in sensitivity to anesthesia ...

There are a number of reasons why general anesthesia may be chosen over local ... mechanisms that produce the state of general anesthesia are not well known. The general theory is that their ...

Lidocaine is a commonly used local anesthetic that works by blocking signals at the nerve endings in the skin. It is often used in the form of a topical cream or injection. However, recent ...

Local anesthesia, as a mechanism of action, inhibits the nerves in question from passing their signals to the central nervous system. While patients do not feel pain in the area during a surgical ...