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ketocaine

Known as: 1-(2-(2-(bis(1-methylethyl)amino)ethoxy)phenyl)-1-butanone, 1-butanone, 1-(2-(2-(bis(1-1-methylethyl)amino)ethoxy)phenyl)-, 2'-(2-(Diisopropylamino)ethoxy)butyrophenone 
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1983
1983
Potential antitumor agents IX: synthesis and antitumor activity of two analogues of ketocaine.
The reaction between o-hydroxybutyrophenone and tris(2-chloroethyl)amine gave two analogues (II, V) of the well-known local… 
1983
1983
Epicutaneous Application of A2358 Compresses Containing Ketocaine for Pain Relief in Labor
Abstract. In the present multicenter trial 147 primigravidae were treated for low‐back pain during the first stage of labor. 72… 
1981
1981
Maternal and Foetal Drug Levels After Epicutaneous Application of a Local Anaesthetic Formulation Containing Ketocaine For Possible Use as Pain Relief in Labour
A local anaesthetic formulation (A 2358) containing ketocaine, a local anaesthetic drug, was applied epicutaneously to the low… 
1980
1980
Treatment of Labor Pain with Locally Applied Ketocaine
Ketocaine, a new local anesthetic drug, was used for treatment of referred pain during labor. In a randomized, double‐blind… 
1979
1979
Hyperaemia induced by topical application of anaesthetic formulations containing ketocaine.
The hyperaemia produced by topical application of ketocaine-containing formulations was studied in human skin. The temperature in… 
1978
1978
A new in vivo method for quantitatively evaluating local anesthetics.
1977
1977
Percutaneous anaesthesia for taking split skin grafts.
Two different compositions (A2174 and A2337) containing the local anaesthetic ketocaine have been used to bring about… 
1977
1977
Skin surface application of ketocaine to provide local anaesthesia for cutting split skin grafts.
Astra 2337 ketocaine-soaked pads applied to the skin surface produced analgesia adequate for split skin graft cutting 85 out of… 
1977
1977
Skin surface application of ketocaine to provide local anaesthesia for cutting split skin grafts.
1974
1974
Blocking Effects of A Topical Anesthetic Composition Containing Ketocaine on Cutaneous C Receptor Responses in Alert Man
In awake human subjects, neural activity was recorded from intact skin nerve with percutaneously inserted tungsten… 
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