英文摘要 |
Neostigmine demonstrated systemic (1), central (2-4) or peripheral (5-7) analgesic effect. The clinical use of the systemically and centrally applied neostigmine is limited by side effects such as bradycardia or nausea/vomiting. The clinical use of its peripheral applications is not well known although peripheral analgesic effects were reported (6, 7, 8). We therefore undertook the following controlled study to elucidate whether neostigmine processes a local anesthetic effect. Equal volume (0.5 ml) of neostigmine 0.25 mg, lidocaine 5 mg and normal saline was injected to 10 volunteers. A 4-point sensory discrimination scores were used for the assessment of pain, touch and cold. The pH value of each drug was measured with a pH meter. We found than commercially available neostigmine produces no local anesthetic effect after intradermal injection, similar to that produced by normal saline. |