Increase in volume of dental local anaesthetic solution while maintaining the tissue lidocaine and adrenaline concentration does not increase acute postoperative pain after gingivectomy

Hanvold, K.I.; Vigen, Ellen C.; Jorkjend, L.; Aass, ­Anne Merete; Skoglund, Lasse A.

doi:10.1016/j.bjoms.2007.10.004

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“…Physiological responses associated with LA solutions containing a adrenaline have included changes in heart rate and BP, dysarrythmias, ischemic changes (ST segment and T wave), the release of endogenous catecholamines, endocrine response to surgery, and hypokalemia [8] LA agents with adrenaline as the vasoconstrictor used for the surgical soft tissue and bone interventions in the oral region tend to cause more post-operative pain than LA without adrenaline as the vasoconstrictor [9].…”

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Hemodynamic Changes Associated with Two Different Concentrations of Adrenaline in Lignocaine Solution: A Comparative Analysis

Shakeel¹,

Christopher²,

Kengasubbiah³

et al. 2019

Cureus

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Local anesthetic (LA) agents are commonly employed during surgical procedures in dentistry to control pain. There are a variety of LA agents available in the market with different concentration of adrenaline added to increase the efficacy. The systemic effects of adrenaline used as vasoconstrictors in LA solution are short lived or transient in nature; however, there are instances of associated cardiovascular problems. This study compares the efficacy and cardiovascular effects with the use of 2% lignocaine with two different concentrations of adrenaline.

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Hemodynamic Changes Associated with Two Different Concentrations of Adrenaline in Lignocaine Solution: A Comparative Analysis

Shakeel¹,

Christopher²,

Kengasubbiah³

et al. 2019

Cureus

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Review article: oral surgery and TMJ-related papers published in BJOMS in 2008 and 2009

Spencer

Morrison

Braga

et al. 2010

British Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

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Increase in volume of dental local anaesthetic solution while maintaining the tissue lidocaine and adrenaline concentration does not increase acute postoperative pain after gingivectomy

Cited by 4 publications

References 15 publications

Hemodynamic Changes Associated with Two Different Concentrations of Adrenaline in Lignocaine Solution: A Comparative Analysis

Hemodynamic Changes Associated with Two Different Concentrations of Adrenaline in Lignocaine Solution: A Comparative Analysis

Review article: oral surgery and TMJ-related papers published in BJOMS in 2008 and 2009

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