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hexylcaine

Known as: Hexilcaina, Cyclaine, Hexylcainum 
National Institutes of Health

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Cyclohexylamine (substance)Cyclohexylamines

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hexylcaine hydrochloride

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1983
1983
A comparison in rat and mouse heart of the ability of several local anesthetics to inhibit monoamine oxidase.
  • R. Dorris
  • Comparative biochemistry and physiology. C…
  • 1983
  • Corpus ID: 11024564
Highly Cited
1964
Highly Cited
1964
CLINICAL EFFECTIVENESS OF DRUGS USED FOR TOPICAL ANESTHESIA.
The efficacy of topical anesthetics has been difficult to assess in man because no wholly satisfactory method of study has been… 
1959
1959
Hypnoanalgesia and hypnoanesthesia for cardiac surgery.
Hypnosis was used in connection with thoracotomy for heart disease in eight patients, the youngest being 10 and the oldest 58… 
1958
1958
A Comparative Study of Hexylcaine, Procaine, and Lidocaine with Specific Attention to Tissue Irritation
The authors question the use of Hexylcaine in conduction anesthesia. Their studies demonstrate the irritative properties of this… 
1957
1957
Method for the quantitative estimation of 1-cyclohexylamino-2-propylbenzoate (Cyclaine) and derived products in biologic tissues.
1957
1957
An evaluation of two new topical anesthetic agents: dyclone and cyclaine.
Review
1956
Review
1956
Topical anesthesia with hexylcaine (cyclaine) for major endoscopic procedures; evaluation and comparison in 1,732 administrations.
Endoscopie procedures in which topical anesthesia is used are fraught with the danger of toxic reactions from the local… 
1954
1954
Clinical experience with Hexylcaine hydrochloride (cyclaine)
SummaryFrom our experience Hexylcaine would appear to be a useful local anaesthetic agent having the advantages of low relative… 
1954
1954
Effect of cyclaine, bonocaine A, 2-chloroprocaine, xylocaine and oracaine on the oral mucous membranes.
1948
1948
Cyclaine (D-109), A new local anesthetic agent
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