Local anaesthetics best served warm

Posted on August 23, 2011 by admin

Local anaesthetics best served warm (Australian Doctor) 23-Aug-2011 Sophie Cousins LOCAL anaesthetics are less painful when warmed to body temperature before injection, research finds.

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Local anaesthetics best served warm

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