Use of a charged lidocaine derivative, tonicaine, for prolonged infiltration anesthesia.

Use of a charged lidocaine derivative, tonicaine, for prolonged infiltration anesthesia.
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使用带电利多卡因衍生物托尼卡因进行长时间浸润麻醉。

DOI:
10.1053/rapm.2002.28710
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发表时间:
2002
影响因子:
5.1
通讯作者:
Wang,GingKuo
Wang,GingKuo
中科院分区:
医学2区
文献类型:
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作者:
Khan,MohammedA;Gerner,Peter;Sudoh,Yukari;Wang,GingKuo

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Background and ObjectivesWe tested the hypothesis that the duration of cutaneous anesthesia elicited by the permanently charged compoundN-phenylethyl lidocaine (tonicaine) would be longer than that elicited by its parent structure, lidocaine, and that it would be less affected by epinephrine (epi), after subcutaneous injection in rats, as a model for infiltration anesthesia.MethodsSubcutaneous injections were performed on the shaved dorsal skin of rats with either tonicaine or lidocaine (0.1% or 0.5%, n = 8 in each group) with and without epi (1:200,000). Inhibition of the cutaneous trunci muscle reflex was quantitatively evaluated by a blinded observer by the number of times pinpricks failed to elicit the nocifensive motor response out of a total of 6 pinpricks applied to the injected area.ResultsDuration of complete nociceptive blockade in the 0.5% tonicaine and lidocaine groups was 619 ± 47 and 58 ± 2 minutes, respectively; duration of full recovery in these groups was 1,106 ± 19 and 86 ± 3 minutes, respectively. Epi increased the duration of complete block in the 0.5% tonicaine and lidocaine groups to 750 ± 13 and 97 ± 11 minutes, respectively, and the duration of full recovery to 1,185 ± 13 and 172 ± 6 minutes, respectively. Skin toxicity was seen only in the 0.5% tonicaine with epi group (3 of 8 rats).ConclusionsTonicaine is a substantially longer lasting local anesthetic with a delayed onset of action compared with lidocaine and may be useful in situations where long duration of infiltration block is desirable.