Key result
Lipid emulsion therapy is an effective resuscitation method for local anesthetic-induced cardiovascular collapse, and its early use is recommended to attenuate the progression of toxicity.
Why the study?
Does lipid emulsion infusion improve resuscitation in patients with local anesthetic-induced cardiovascular collapse?
Population
Patients and animal models experiencing local anesthetic-induced cardiovascular collapse or systemic toxicity.
Comparison
Lipid emulsion infusion (e.g., 20% lipid emulsion) vs Standard advanced cardiac life support measures
Design
Editorial
Authors
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Lipid emulsion therapy is an increasingly supported, effective antidote for local anesthetic-induced cardiovascular collapse and should be readily available in clinical settings.
Does lipid emulsion infusion improve resuscitation in patients with local anesthetic-induced cardiovascular collapse?
Lipid emulsion therapy is an increasingly supported, effective antidote for local anesthetic-induced cardiovascular collapse and should be readily available in clinical settings.
Guy L. Weinberg (2008) conducted an editorial in Local anesthetic systemic toxicity. Lipid emulsion therapy was evaluated. Lipid emulsion therapy is an effective resuscitation method for local anesthetic-induced cardiovascular collapse, and its early use is recommended to attenuate the progression of toxicity.
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