Local anesthetics. Objectives Recall how an action potential is generated and propagated Classify...

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Local anesthetics

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Local anesthetics

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Objectives

• Recall how an action potential is generated and propagated

• Classify local anesthtics• Describe the machanism of action,

pharmacokinetics and toxic effects of local anesthetics

• Describe the different techniqes of use of LA• Describe the risks and benefits of using

vasoconstrictors with LA

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Overview

• Local anesthetics produce a transient and reversible loss of sensation (analgesia) in a circumscribed region of the body without loss of consciousness.

• Normally, the process is completely reversible.

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ANESTHETICS

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• Local anesthetics - esters or amides –a lipophilic aromatic group –to a hydrophilic, ionizable amine.

• Most are weak bases

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Classification of LA

Esters

• Benzocaine

• Procaine/

• Proparacaine

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Classification of LAAmide • Bupivacaine

• Levobupivacaine

• Lidocaine/Lignocaine

• Mepivacaine

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Ionized

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• Local anesthetics gain access to the inner axonal membrane by

1. traversing sodium channels while they are more often in an open configuration

2. passage directly through the plasma membrane

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• Block inititation and propagation of action potential

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•Sympathetic block (vasodilatation)

•Loss of pain and temperature sensation

•Loss of proprioception

•Loss of touch and pressure sensation

•Loss of motor function

Sequence of clinical anesthesia

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• Potency = lipid solubility

• Higher solubility = can use a lower concentration and reduce potential for toxicity

Anesthetic Potency

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DURATION OF ACTION

• Duration = protein binding

• Bupivacaine 95%Lidocaine 65%

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Pharmacokinetics • Effective within 5 min

• Duration of action – 1-1.5 h

• Activity is Ph dependent

• Increased action in acidic ph

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CLEARANCE

• ESTERShydrolysis via cholinesterase

• AMIDESmetabolism via hepatic enzymes

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LA

• Infiltration anesthesia

• Regional anesthesia

• Surface anesthesia

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LA

• Infiltration anesthesia

• Regional anesthesia

• Surface anesthesia

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Gegional anaesthesia

• Nerve block

• Intravenous

• Extradural

• Intrathecal block/ spinal anaesthesia

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Nerve block

• Inject a drug around the nerve

• Anaesthetise a region

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Intravenous

• 0.5-1% lidocaine without adrenaline

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Extradural/epidural

• Thoracic, lumbar, sacral

• Act on nerve roots• No hypotention

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Spinal anesthesia

• Sympathetic nerve block

• hypotension

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LA

• Infiltration anesthesia

• Regional anesthesia

• Surface anesthesia

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• On intact skin – eutectic mixture of bases of prilocaine (EMLA)

• Slow absorption

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Prolongation of action

• Add vasoconstrictor – adrenaline

• Can use a larger dose

• Not to – fingers, toes, nose,

penis

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Adverse effects

• LA’s cause some vasodilatation at site

• LA toxicity related to rate of absorption via blood flow

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Systemic Toxicity

• Blockage of voltaged-gated Na channel affects action potential propagation throughout the body

• Potential is present for systemic toxicity

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Effects of local anesthetics

• Excitation – anxiety, agitation, restlessness

• Convulsions

• Reduced myocardial contractility

• Vasodilatation