Subarachnoid Block

Updated: June 26, 2024

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Medication

 

bupivacaine 

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appendectomy :12 mg or 1.6 mL



chloroprocaine 


Indicated for Subarachnoid Block
For intrathecal use: 50 mg is the recommended dose to obtain effective block to T-10 level with one single administration in an average adult of nearly 70 kg
Safety and efficacy not established for dose > 50 mg
Central Nerve Block
2% & 3% injections of Nesacaine-MPF in single-dose vial lack of preservative
Lumbar epidural block, 2-3% solutions: 2 ml-2.5 ml per segment, 15-25 ml as the total volume; 2 ml-6 ml as repeat doses less than original dose might be given at 40-50 minutes intervals
Caudal block, 2%, and 3% solution: 15 ml-25 ml as initial dose; repeat doses might be given at 40-60 minutes intervals
Infiltration and Peripheral Nerve Block
Nesacaine/Nesacaine-MPF 1% and 2% as total doses:
2% solution (Pudendal): 400 mg of chloroprocaine (10 ml on each side)
2% solution (Brachial plexus): 600 mg-800 mg of chloroprocaine (30 ml-40 mL)
2% solution (Infraorbital): 10 mg-20 mg of chloroprocaine (0.5 ml-1 ml)
2% solution (Mandibular): 40 mg-60 mg of chloroprocaine (2 ml-3 mL)
1% solution (Digital, without epinephrine): 30 mg-40 mg of chloroprocaine (3 ml-4 ml)
1% solution (Paracervical): Nearly 120 mg of chloroprocaine (3 ml per each side of 4 sites)
It should not exceed 800 mg as a single dose
It should not exceed 1000 mg as a single dose with epinephrine
Cervical region /thoracic region: 30 mg-60 mg of chloroprocaine per each segment, which is to be anesthetized
2% injection of Nesacaine-MPF in a single-dose vial lacking preservative used for local anesthesia
2% & 3% injections of Nesacaine in multi-dose vial with the preservative used for local anesthesia



 
 

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