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Etidocaine

Structure

  • Etidocaine Chemical Structure – C17H28N2O

Etidocaine

Mode of action

  • Etidocaine stabilising the neuronal membrane and produces local anaesthetic action by inhibiting the ionic fluxes necessary for the initiation and conduction of impulses,

Uses

  • During surgical procedures, as well as during labour and delivery, it is injected.


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