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Rx: Sensorcaine 0.5% Heavy Ampules
Bupivacaine hydrochloride (Sensorcaine) Spinal Heavy should only be used by clinicians with experience of regional anaesthesia or under their supervision. The lowest possible dose for adequate anaesthesia should be used. The doses for adults and the dosage should be adjusted to the individual patient. The dose should be reduced in elderly patients and patients in late stages of pregnancy. Please refer to the full product information for the dosage guide for the more commonly used techniques. The recommended injection site is the L3-L4 intervertebral space. There is currently no experience of doses higher than 20 mg. A spinal injection is given only after the subarachnoid space has been clearly identified by means of lumbar puncture (clear cerebrospinal fluid runs out via the spinal needle or is seen on aspiration). In the event of unsuccessful anaesthesia, a new attempt to administer the drug should only be made by injecting at a different level and with a smaller volume. One cause of lack of effect may be poor intrathecal distribution of the drug, and this can be helped by altering the patient's position.
- Bupivacaine HCl
- 5mg/ml Solution for Spinal Injection
- Local Anesthetic
- 1 pcÂ
REMINDER: A doctor's prescription is required to purchase this product. Please upload your prescription by clicking the link above.
Our pharmacist will also get in touch with you to validate your prescription.
CONTRA INDICATIONS: Obstetrical paracervical block anesth
PRECAUTIONS: Debilitated, elderly & acutely ill patients
SIDE EFFECTS: Excitation &/or depression, restlessness, anxiety, dizziness, tinnitus, blurred vision
DRUG INTERACTIONS: Patients receiving MAOIs or tricyclic antidepressants may produce severe, prolonged HTN
$13.56
Rx: Sensorcaine 0.5% Heavy Ampulesâ
$13.56
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Bupivacaine hydrochloride (Sensorcaine) Spinal Heavy should only be used by clinicians with experience of regional anaesthesia or under their supervision. The lowest possible dose for adequate anaesthesia should be used. The doses for adults and the dosage should be adjusted to the individual patient. The dose should be reduced in elderly patients and patients in late stages of pregnancy. Please refer to the full product information for the dosage guide for the more commonly used techniques. The recommended injection site is the L3-L4 intervertebral space. There is currently no experience of doses higher than 20 mg. A spinal injection is given only after the subarachnoid space has been clearly identified by means of lumbar puncture (clear cerebrospinal fluid runs out via the spinal needle or is seen on aspiration). In the event of unsuccessful anaesthesia, a new attempt to administer the drug should only be made by injecting at a different level and with a smaller volume. One cause of lack of effect may be poor intrathecal distribution of the drug, and this can be helped by altering the patient's position.
- Bupivacaine HCl
- 5mg/ml Solution for Spinal Injection
- Local Anesthetic
- 1 pcÂ
REMINDER: A doctor's prescription is required to purchase this product. Please upload your prescription by clicking the link above.
Our pharmacist will also get in touch with you to validate your prescription.
CONTRA INDICATIONS: Obstetrical paracervical block anesth
PRECAUTIONS: Debilitated, elderly & acutely ill patients
SIDE EFFECTS: Excitation &/or depression, restlessness, anxiety, dizziness, tinnitus, blurred vision
DRUG INTERACTIONS: Patients receiving MAOIs or tricyclic antidepressants may produce severe, prolonged HTN
