EFFICACY OF ANAESTHETIC ANILOCAIN BY TRANSURETHRAL INSTRUMENTAL INTERFERENCES
Possibilities of anilocain as means of topical anaesthetic compared with novocain, trimecain, cocain and dicain have been studied on the laboratory animals (3147 tests) in the first part of the work. Anilocain is stated to be 1.5 times less toxic than lidocain. It possesses antiinflammatory and antimicrobic activity. Efficacy of 2% anilocain solution by transurethral instrumental interferences (cystoscopy, catheterization and others) have been studied on 495 patients in the second part of the work. It was revealed that urethra anaethesia by lidocain arises for one min. It is deep and lasts for fourty (40) min. According to efficacy of urethra anaethesia anilocain takes off lidocain, but it has some advantages on lowering side effects, prevention of infectious and resorptive-toxic complications.