Efficacité de l’administration précoce d’une solution lipidique pour traiter la toxicité systémique induite par la bupivacaïne après un bloc plexique sous-coracoïdien

Zhurda, T.; Muzha, D.; Caushi, G.J.; Bajaktari, M.; Kerci, M.

doi:10.1016/j.annfar.2010.05.019

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“…40 The treating physician should be familiar with the method. Zhurda et al 41 used lipidic solution to treat systemic toxicity related to bupivacaine injected in a subcoracoid brachial plexus block. Lipid rescue was successful after evidence of ropivacaine toxicity was noted, according to Benhamou et al 42 Aveline et al 43 described a patient who had central nervous system toxicity following ultrasound-guided sciatic and saphenous nerve block using lidocaine and ropivacaine.…”

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Lipid Rescue: Lifesaving Treatment for Toxicity and Cardiac Arrest Secondary to Local Anesthetics Including Bupivacaine

Shiffman¹

2011

Am J Cosmet Surg

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The occurrence of toxicity from local anesthetics has been reported, including cardiac toxicity resulting in cardiac arrhythmias and/or asystole. A variety of techniques have been used to treat local anesthetic toxicities; however, with cardiac arrest, a relatively new concept—lipid rescue—has been formulated that appears to be relatively successful. The author discusses the literature on local anesthetic toxicities and fatalities, animal research concerning lipid rescue, local anesthetic toxicities, and fatalities treated with lipid rescue, as well as the Practice Advisory on Treatment of Local Anesthetic Systemic Toxicity.

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confidence: 99%