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Butacaine

Structure

  • Butacaine Chemical Structure – C18H30N2O2

Butacaine

Mode of action

  • It inhibits nerve conduction, when given topically to nerve tissue in the right concentrations.

  • They affect every type of nerve fibre and every area of the nervous system.

  • These anaesthetics can produce sensory and motor paralysis in the innervated area when they come into contact with a nerve trunk.

Uses

  • It is used as topical anaesthesia.



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