| Local anaesthetics, for example benzocaine and lignocaine are used in both lozenges and throat sprays. |
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| Patients had their throat sprayed with lignocaine before endoscopy and were also offered intravenous sedation with midazolam. |
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| Fortunately, in this case mistaking water for lignocaine had no serious consequences other than requiring re-injection with local anaesthetic. |
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| Shoulder tip and pelvic pain after surgery can also be decreased using lignocaine instilled subdiaphragmatically and also into the mesosalpinx. |
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| In 1905, cocaine was replaced by the synthetic drug novocaine This in turn was replaced by lignocaine, which is in use today. |
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| We designed and distributed a warning poster as soon as we knew that operating theatres had been issued with that particular kind of lignocaine. |
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| Immigration officials found the prescription-only local anaesthetic, lignocaine, in a medical aid kit in his car. |
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| In 1984 he was sentenced to the gas chamber for murdering 12 patients with lignocaine. |
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| He highlighted the potentially deadly similarity between 5ml plastic ampoules of the clear liquids water, saline and lignocaine, a local anaesthetic. |
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| Twice last year the British Medical Journal gave column space to doctors reporting confusion between ampoules of water, saline, and lignocaine for injection. |
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| Although lignocaine has been shown to suppress mechanically induced as well as ammonia and capsacin-induced cough, it has not been shown to suppress maximum voluntary cough. |
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| The introduction of cardiac monitors may allow additional interventions, as full medical kits often include other drugs such as lignocaine and digoxin. |
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| The patient was given a dose of lignocaine, but his condition worsened. |
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| Before debridement was started, 2 ml lignocaine solution was administered topically for temporary pain relief during the intervention. |
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| But during more tests, a doctor wrongly used a drug called suxamethonium instead of lignocaine. |
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| Two young Dublin men died after cocaine and lignocaine were consumed, separate inquests heard. |
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| Comparison of plain and alkalinized local anaesthetic mixtures of lignocaine and bupivacaine for elective extradural caesarean section. |
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| Tracheal intubation of the awake parturient, using the AWS with lignocaine jelly to anaesthetise the pharynx, was performed smoothly at the first attempt. |
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| She was due to have her next dose of pain-relieving drug Lignocaine in December last year but was told she would have to wait until this July for her next appointment. |
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