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- Title:
- 01_04_06 Local Anaesthetic Agents
- Description:
- Local anaesthetic agents are useful adjuncts to general anaesthesia. They can be used to provide local blockade of nerves supplying a surgical area, which can reduce the perioperative use of strong opioid drugs and so reduce the unwanted effects of these agents. They can also be used for regional anaesthesia – but this will be covered in other sessions.
- Hierarchy:
- Ophthalmology (Eye-Site) > Eye-Site 00 Ophthalmology Curriculum > How the Ophthalmologist approaches their practice (Intellectual intelligences) > 9) Basic & Clinical Sciences (BCS) > BCS8 Therapeutics > 01_04_06 Local Anaesthetic Agents
- Author(s):
-
Sue Hill
- Created:
- 22 Aug 2014
- Last Major Update:
- 22 Aug 2014
- Keywords:
- 001-0017,lidocaine,bupivacaine,EMLA,Ametop,
- Quicklink:
- 001-0017
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- Title:
- 01_04_06 Local Anaesthetic Agents
- Description:
- Local anaesthetic agents are useful adjuncts to general anaesthesia. They can be used to provide local blockade of nerves supplying a surgical area, which can reduce the perioperative use of strong opioid drugs and so reduce the unwanted effects of these agents. They can also be used for regional anaesthesia – but this will be covered in other sessions.
- Hierarchy:
- Ophthalmology (Eye-Site) > Eye-Site 00 Ophthalmology Curriculum > How the Ophthalmologist approaches their practice (Intellectual intelligences) > 9) Basic & Clinical Sciences (BCS) > BCS8 Therapeutics > 01_04_06 Local Anaesthetic Agents
- Author(s):
-
Sue Hill
- Created:
- 22 Aug 2014
- Last Major Update:
- 22 Aug 2014
- Keywords:
- 001-0017,lidocaine,bupivacaine,EMLA,Ametop,
- Quicklink:
- 001-0017