PubMed · 1997 · 82 citations · 0 references
Veterinary MedicineAnesthesiologyDental AnesthesiologyAnesthesiaDrug DeliveryLocal AnesthesiaAnesthetic EquipmentDental Local AnesthesiaInjectable AnesthesiaInjection TechniquesIntraosseous AnesthesiaLocal Anesthesia For Pain ControlAnesthetic Delivery SystemsLocal Anesthetic AdministrationLocal Anesthetic InfiltrationLocal Anesthetic InfusionPain Control In DentistryPalatal Injection TechniquePatient ComfortProcedural Pain Control
This article describes a new computerized local anesthetic injection system for pain control. The core technology of this system is the microprocessor-controlled delivery of anesthetic solution at a constant pressure and controlled volume, regardless of encountered variations in tissue resistance. This fine-tuned, high suffusion flow rate of anesthetic provides a rapid onset of anesthesia for most patients. Traditional block injections and infiltrations as well as palatal injections and periodontal ligament injections are administered with precision, ease, and patient comfort.