Cardiohemodynamic and serum catecholamine response to surgical removal of impacted mandibular third molars under local anesthesia: A randomized double-blind parallel group and crossover study

The Impact of Dental Treatments on Blood Pressure Variations

“…In our study, a maximum of three carpules were used, corresponding to 5.4 ml of local anaesthetic containing 0.054 mg of epinephrine, while in their study, they used 3.6 ml of local anaesthetic containing 0.036 mg of epinephrine. The present results could help explain the discrepancies cited above, agreeing with authors such as Knoll-Kohler et al 42,43 who established that pain control was lower in participants who received a local anaesthetic without a vasoconstrictor, compared with participants who were exposed to a local anaesthetic with a vasoconstrictor.…”

The Impact of Dental Treatments on Blood Pressure Variations

“…In our study, a maximum of three carpules were used, corresponding to 5.4 ml of local anaesthetic containing 0.054 mg of epinephrine, while in their study, they used 3.6 ml of local anaesthetic containing 0.036 mg of epinephrine. The present results could help explain the discrepancies cited above, agreeing with authors such as Knoll-Kohler et al 42,43 who established that pain control was lower in participants who received a local anaesthetic without a vasoconstrictor, compared with participants who were exposed to a local anaesthetic with a vasoconstrictor.…”

Assessment of cardiovascular parameters during dental procedures under the effect of benzodiazepines: a double blind study

“…Several authors have reported significant changes that might affect physiologic stability in normoreactive patients (9,10), and particularly in those with circulatory diseases (4,5,(11)(12)(13), as well as elderly patients (1). Both laboratory research (12,14,15) and clinical research (3,16) have evaluated changes occurring during dental procedures, in pre-, trans-, and postoperative periods (4,5,9,10,13,17).…”

Articaine (4%) with epinephrine (1:100,000 or 1:200,000) in inferior alveolar nerve block: Effects on the vital signs and onset, and duration of anesthesia

“…Our current study supports the results of previous human studies. Knoll-Köhler reported no differences in the effects of A100 and A200 (containing 4 ml [160 mg] of 4% articaine hydrochloride) on the heart rate or blood pressure of patients undergoing extraction of an impacted lower third molar [ 21 ]. Tofoli et al [ 22 ] and Santos et al [ 23 ] found that the efficacy of A100 was equivalent to that of A200 in inferior alveolar nerve blocks.…”

The Impact of Dental Treatments on Blood Pressure Variations

“…In our study, a maximum of three carpules were used, corresponding to 5.4 ml of local anaesthetic containing 0.054 mg of epinephrine, while in their study, they used 3.6 ml of local anaesthetic containing 0.036 mg of epinephrine. The present results could help explain the discrepancies cited above, agreeing with authors such as Knoll-Kohler et al 42,43 who established that pain control was lower in participants who received a local anaesthetic without a vasoconstrictor, compared with participants who were exposed to a local anaesthetic with a vasoconstrictor.…”

Assessment of cardiovascular parameters during dental procedures under the effect of benzodiazepines: a double blind study

“…Several authors have reported significant changes that might affect physiologic stability in normoreactive patients (9,10), and particularly in those with circulatory diseases (4,5,(11)(12)(13), as well as elderly patients (1). Both laboratory research (12,14,15) and clinical research (3,16) have evaluated changes occurring during dental procedures, in pre-, trans-, and postoperative periods (4,5,9,10,13,17).…”

Articaine (4%) with epinephrine (1:100,000 or 1:200,000) in inferior alveolar nerve block: Effects on the vital signs and onset, and duration of anesthesia

“…Our current study supports the results of previous human studies. Knoll-Köhler reported no differences in the effects of A100 and A200 (containing 4 ml [160 mg] of 4% articaine hydrochloride) on the heart rate or blood pressure of patients undergoing extraction of an impacted lower third molar [ 21 ]. Tofoli et al [ 22 ] and Santos et al [ 23 ] found that the efficacy of A100 was equivalent to that of A200 in inferior alveolar nerve blocks.…”

The Impact of Dental Treatments on Blood Pressure Variations

“…In our study, a maximum of three carpules were used, corresponding to 5.4 ml of local anaesthetic containing 0.054 mg of epinephrine, while in their study, they used 3.6 ml of local anaesthetic containing 0.036 mg of epinephrine. The present results could help explain the discrepancies cited above, agreeing with authors such as Knoll-Kohler et al 42,43 who established that pain control was lower in participants who received a local anaesthetic without a vasoconstrictor, compared with participants who were exposed to a local anaesthetic with a vasoconstrictor.…”

Assessment of cardiovascular parameters during dental procedures under the effect of benzodiazepines: a double blind study

“…Several authors have reported significant changes that might affect physiologic stability in normoreactive patients (9,10), and particularly in those with circulatory diseases (4,5,(11)(12)(13), as well as elderly patients (1). Both laboratory research (12,14,15) and clinical research (3,16) have evaluated changes occurring during dental procedures, in pre-, trans-, and postoperative periods (4,5,9,10,13,17).…”

Articaine (4%) with epinephrine (1:100,000 or 1:200,000) in inferior alveolar nerve block: Effects on the vital signs and onset, and duration of anesthesia

“…Our current study supports the results of previous human studies. Knoll-Köhler reported no differences in the effects of A100 and A200 (containing 4 ml [160 mg] of 4% articaine hydrochloride) on the heart rate or blood pressure of patients undergoing extraction of an impacted lower third molar [ 21 ]. Tofoli et al [ 22 ] and Santos et al [ 23 ] found that the efficacy of A100 was equivalent to that of A200 in inferior alveolar nerve blocks.…”