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Abstract
A blind study on 210 office patients, selected at random, was undertaken to examine
the relationship of the concentration of vasoconstrictor to the efficacy and duration
of local anesthesia. Three concentrations of Neo-Cobefrin (1:15,000, 1:20,000, and
1:30,000) were used in combination with Ravocaine hydrochloride 0.4 per cent and Novocain
2 per cent. For purposes of comparison, the same anesthetic solution was also employed
with Levophed and Cobefrin. Of the five solutions studied, the one containing Neo-Cobefrin
1:20,000 gave the highest incidence of completely satisfactory anesthesia, the shortest
duration, and the lowest incidence of systemic reactions.
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