2009
DOI: 10.1016/j.joms.2009.07.014
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Buprenorphine With Bupivacaine for Intraoral Nerve Blocks to Provide Postoperative Analgesia in Outpatients After Minor Oral Surgery

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“…Activated peripheral opioid receptor has a powerful analgesic effect to chronic rheumatoid osteoarthritis, inflammatory toothache and post-operative visceral pain. [48][49][50][51][52][53] Modi et al 9) discovered buprenorphine with bupivacaine for intraoral nerve blocks to provide postoperative analgesia in patients after minor oral surgery could not prolong the anesthetic time but the time of postoperative analgesic duration could prolonged three times. Analgesic effect of peripheral opioid receptor is known more effective when inflammatory state but, in none inflammatory knee joint surgery morphine administration has an analgesic effect.…”
Section: Objective Pain Evaluation Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Activated peripheral opioid receptor has a powerful analgesic effect to chronic rheumatoid osteoarthritis, inflammatory toothache and post-operative visceral pain. [48][49][50][51][52][53] Modi et al 9) discovered buprenorphine with bupivacaine for intraoral nerve blocks to provide postoperative analgesia in patients after minor oral surgery could not prolong the anesthetic time but the time of postoperative analgesic duration could prolonged three times. Analgesic effect of peripheral opioid receptor is known more effective when inflammatory state but, in none inflammatory knee joint surgery morphine administration has an analgesic effect.…”
Section: Objective Pain Evaluation Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…7) Especially peripheral analgesic effect is very effective under inflammatory state. 8) There are studies of applying opioid when oral surgery so it can reduce post operation pain, 9) and 5 mg, 10 mg morphine sulfate were applied in TMJ due to reduce pain. 10) As a result, this study was designed to evaluate the pain control effect by morphine sulfate injection to masticatory muscle pain patients.…”
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“…Studies in human patients have shown that by mixing an opioid with the local anesthetic, patients who undergo surgery experience an extended duration of postoperative analgesia. 10,11 Proving similar synergistic effects in veterinary patients would be challenging, and there has not been proof that the addition of opioids administered locally benefits veterinary patients who undergo oral surgery. Anecdotally, the authors of this chapter regularly use microdoses of buprenorphine (15 μg) mixed within the local anesthetic and distributed into as many regional block locations as clinically indicated and believe these patients benefit from the local opioid use.…”
Section: Drug Selectionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Verificamos que grande parte dos trabalhos apresentados em nossa revisão de literatura (Pricco 1977;Trieger;Gillen, 1979;Chapnik et al, 1980;Stolf Filho;Ranali 1990;Hyrkäs, 1994;Almeida, 1997;Bouloux;Lima Jr;Marzola, 2003, Vasconcelos;Porto, 2005, Markovic ;Todorovic, 2006;Nayyar ;Yates, 2006;Gregorio et al, 2008, Modi et al, 2009GuisadoMoya;2011) não apresentam metodologia idêntica ao nosso estudo, que foi aumentar a dosagem do mesmo anestésico após a exodontia do molar mandibular para verificar se ocorreria o aumento do tempo da analgesia pós-operatória, e, portanto, não nos cabe compará-los diretamente aos nossos resultados. Alguns desses estudos faziam comparações entre a bupivacaína e outros anestésicos, como a lidocaína (Chapnik et al, 1980;Teplitsky et al, 1987;Stolf Filho ;Ranali, 1990;Hyrkäs et al, 1994;Bouloux;Lima Jr;Marzola, 2003;Vaconcelos;Porto, 2005;Markovic;Todorovic, 2006 ), prilocaína (Almeida, 1997), articaína (Gregório et al, 2008Trullenque Erickson;Guisado-Moya, 2011), mepivacaína (Trieger;Gillen, 1979), outros faziam comparações com soluções diferentes de bupivacaína (Trieger ;Gillen, 1979;Lima Jr;…”
Section: Discussionunclassified
“…Alguns desses estudos faziam comparações entre a bupivacaína e outros anestésicos, como a lidocaína (Chapnik et al, 1980;Teplitsky et al, 1987;Stolf Filho ;Ranali, 1990;Hyrkäs et al, 1994;Bouloux;Lima Jr;Marzola, 2003;Vaconcelos;Porto, 2005;Markovic;Todorovic, 2006 ), prilocaína (Almeida, 1997), articaína (Gregório et al, 2008Trullenque Erickson;Guisado-Moya, 2011), mepivacaína (Trieger;Gillen, 1979), outros faziam comparações com soluções diferentes de bupivacaína (Trieger ;Gillen, 1979;Lima Jr;Marzola, 2003;Volpato et al, 2005;Duka et al, 2007), associação de bupivacaína com analgésico opióide (Modi et al, 2009) e também trabalhos que utilizaram bupivacaína e placebo (Jebeles et al, 1993;Gordon et al, 1997). Entretanto esses estudos nos orientaram de forma significativa para o desenvolvimento de nossa metodologia, como, por exemplo, no auxílio em relação à dosagem anestésica utilizada (Stolf Filho;Ranali, 1990;Hyrkäs et al, 1994;Almeida 1997;Almeida et al, 2000;Nayyar;Yates, 2006), a técnica cirúrgica empregada (Nayyar;Yates, 2006;Stolf Filho;Ranali, 1990), a verificação da quantificação da dor através da escala visual analógica (Almeida, ...…”
Section: Discussionunclassified