Local Anaesthetics—Procaine (Novocaine, Ethocaine)

Observations on Spinal Novocaine Anæsthesia

Novocaine Infiltration in Acute Sprains

tion, are labelled as sprains ; cases involving different peri-articular and articular structures are also included. Theoretically sprain is considered to be a stretch and partial rupture of ligaments, tendons, or muscles, in, around and near a joint, producing the typical syndrome*. There are two views as to the mechanism of production of the syndrome, namely, the reflex theory, and the mechan...

Evipal Soluble for the Control of Convulsions from Novocaine Poisoning *

The results of laboratory studies to determine the antidotal value of various drugs for symptoms of poisoning following the use of cocaine as a local anesthetic were published by Tatum and his collaborators' in 1925. Their research proved that the barbiturate sedatives then available had a remarkable effect in increasing the minimal lethal dose of cocaine for dogs, and in controlling convulsion...

Intravenous Novocaine for Analgesia in Burns: (A Preliminary Report).

Oral Novocaine Therapy in Peptic Ulcer. A Study of 20 Cases

A brief extract in a British medical periodical from Rougues's original article in Presse Medicale of Paris forms the basis of the following study. Recently Jocolli and Zambbelli in Minerve Mcdica of Torino and Filippi in Presse Medicale have published the results of their observation on a similar study but we have not yet come across either the original or any extract of their reports. Thus we...