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Lidocaine in bronchoscopy: Practical use and allergic reactions

Bose et al., 2008

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16545843449501276569
Author
Bose A
Colt H
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Journal of Bronchology & Interventional Pulmonology

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Topical lidocaine is commonly used to obtain airway mucosal anesthesia during flexible bronchoscopy. Although its safety profile is excellent and there are few reports of adverse effects and allergies, precautions are necessary to avoid using lidocaine inappropriately and …
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