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| Ester-type agent, for mouth sores, dental pain, throat pain, ear pain, etc. |
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| Ester-type agent, high surface activity and sympathomometic activity. Topical anesthesia for mucus membranes |
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| Ester-type agent, short acting, peripheral nerve block, epidural anesthesia |
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Ester-type agent, short acting
Infiltration anesthesia, diagnostic nerve block |
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Ester-type agent, long acting
Used for diagnostic procedures in eye/nose/throat, minor opthalmic surgery, spinal anesthesia |
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| Amide-type agent, fast onset and intermediate acting. Good for dental procedures. |
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Amide-type agent, long acting, for spinal anesthesia, OB procedures, regional anesthesia, post-op pain
Mostly met by liver, most cardiotoxic |
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| Amide-type agent, intermediate acting, lots of uses including peripheral nerve block, spinal anesthesia, opthalmic procedures, minor burns and cuts. |
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Amide-type agent, intermediate acting
Combined with lidocaine for local anesthesia on intact skin, genital mucus membranes, and superficial minor surgery |
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Amide-type agent, long acting
Local/regional pain for surgery, post-op pain management, OB procedures |
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| Analgesia for pain associated with oral mucosa |
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| Analgesia and antipuretic for hemorrhoids, burns, minor cuts |
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