Tramadol as local anesthetic drug for maxillary sinuses trephination in equine species

Comparison between local anesthetic effects of Tramadol and Lidocaine used subcutaneously in minor surgeries

Abstract Backgroung: Recent studies have shown that Tramadol has local anesthetic effects in addition to its classical analgesic effect. In this study, the local anesthetic and postoperative analgesic effects of Tramadol were compared with those of Lidocaine in minor surgeries under local anesthesia. If the efficacy of Tramadol in this regard is proven, it will make considerable advances in th...

Anesthetic Considerations for Equine Colic

Sonic aerosol therapy to target maxillary sinuses.

AIM Intranasal aerosol administration of drugs is widely used by ENT specialists. Although clinical evidence is still lacking, intranasal nebulization appears to be an interesting therapeutic option for local drug delivery, targeting anatomic sites beyond the nasal valve. The sonic nebulizer NL11SN associates a 100Hertz (Hz) sound to the aerosolization to improve deposition in the nasal/paranas...

Comparison of local anesthetic effects of tramadol and lidocaine used subcutaneously in minor surgeries with local anesthesia.

OBJECTIVES In this study, the local anesthetic and post-operative analgesic effects of tramadol were compared to those of lidocaine in minor surgeries under local anesthesia. METHODS This double-blind clinical trial study included 70 patients in ASA physical status I and II, aging between 20 and 50 years, undergoing minor surgery (lipoma excision and revision of scars less than 4 cm within 30...

Hypersensitivity Reaction to Local Anesthetic in Dentistry: A Case Report

Background and Aim: Local anesthesia plays an important role in dentistry. Although hypersensitivity reactions to local anesthetic drugs are rare,but they are more common in dental cartridge components. This study reports a rare case of hypersensitivity to components of local anesthesia cartridge. Case Report: A 61-year-old female patient referred to The Medical Council to complain the dentist ...