Pharmacology of local anaesthetics

(BQ) Local Anaesthesia in Dentistry is aimed mainly at dentists and dental students. The book will also be of service to those training to be a dental or medical specialist. The editors, J.A. Baart and H.S. Brand, must be complimented for the design of the book and for the collaboration they secured from the authors, all experts in this subject. They have succeeded in providing the reader with the necessary information in a balanced way. Indeed, it is an easy-to-read and clearly illustrated manual.

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(BQ) The significance of local anaesthesia in the world of dentistry can hardly be underestimated. Local anaesthesia ensures, for one thing, that dental treatment may be a comfortable and painless experience for the patient. It also enables the dentist to carry out the treatment in a calm and concentrated manner. The use of local anaesthesia in dentistry for adults and children requires a thorough knowledge of anatomy, pharmacology and the manner in which the anaesthetic must be administered.

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(bq) part 1 book "medical pharmacology at a glance" presents the following contents: principles of drug action, drug absorption, distribution and excretion, drug metabolism, local anaesthetics, autonomic nervous system, autonomic drugs acting at cholinergic synapses, drugs acting on the sympathetic system, ocular pharmacology,... and other contents.

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(BQ) Part 1 of the document Pharmacology for anaesthesia and intensive care presents the following contents: Basic principles (Drug passage across the cell membrane, absorption, distribution, metabolism and excretion, drug action,...), core drugs in anaesthetic practice (general anaesthetic agents, aeneral anaesthetic agents, local anaesthetics,...)

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The administration of general anaesthetics and neuromuscular blocking drugs is generally confined to trained specialists. Nevertheless, nonspecialists are involved in perioperative care and will benefit from an understanding of how these drugs act. Doctors from a variety of specialties use local anaesthetics and the pharmacology of these drugs is discussed in detail.

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