Local and regional anesthesia; with chapters on spinal, epidural, paravertebral, and parasacral analgesia, and other applications of local and regional anesthesia to the surgery of the eye, ear, nose and throat, and to dental practice . The following experiments are also of interest. In 250 LOCAL ANESTHESIA commenting upon experiment No. 15, Braun states that he has oftenemployed this method for opening and excising an inflamed bursaover the olecranon: Experiment 13 (Dr. B.). Four cubic centimeters of per cent, cocain solutionwith 8 drops of adrenalin solution, i: 1000, was injected in a c
Local and regional anesthesia; with chapters on spinal, epidural, paravertebral, and parasacral analgesia, and other applications of local and regional anesthesia to the surgery of the eye, ear, nose and throat, and to dental practice . The following experiments are also of interest. In 250 LOCAL ANESTHESIA commenting upon experiment No. 15, Braun states that he has oftenemployed this method for opening and excising an inflamed bursaover the olecranon: Experiment 13 (Dr. B.). Four cubic centimeters of per cent, cocain solutionwith 8 drops of adrenalin solution, i: 1000, was injected in a continuous subcutaneousline, which began posteriorly over the olecranon and extended laterally over the externalcondyle to the middle of the biceps tendon in front. It required twenty-five minutes foranesthesia to be produced, as indicated in Fig. 38, III. The anesthesia then remainedseveral hours. Experiment 14 (Dr. P.), Four cubic centimeters of o. 5 per cent, cocain solutionwith 8 drops of adrenaUn, i: 1000, was injected in a subcutaneous Hne, which began overthe olecranon posteriorly and extended over the internal condyle to the middle of thebiceps tendon. After thirty minutes the anesthetic area, as indicated in Fig. 38, IV,. Fig. 38.—Resulting areas of anesthesia from subcutaneous infiltration of forearm. (From Braun.) appeared. In the lower half of the forearm, as in the preceding experiment, the anes-thesia was not complete. Experiment 15 (Dec. 12, 1902, Dr. L.). Four cubic centimeters of per cent,cocain solution with 8 drops of adrenalin solution, i: looo, was injected in a subcutaneousline beginning over the internal condyle and extending in a curve over the posteriorsurface of the arm and ending over the belly of the supinator longus at the externalcondyle. After fifteen minutes the anesthetic area,as indicated in , II, was com-plete. Deep needle sticks over the olecranon and over the posterior surface of the ulnashowed that the periosteum was also insensi
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