Naropin Adverse Reactions

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Adverse Reactions

General: The adverse reaction profile for Naropin is similar to that of other amide local anaesthetics. Adverse reactions caused by the drug per se are difficult to distinguish from the physiological effects of the nerve block (eg, decrease in blood pressure, bradycardia), events caused directly (eg, nerve trauma) or indirectly (eg, epidural abscess) by needle puncture. (See Table 3.)

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Class-related adverse drug reactions: This section includes complications related to anaesthetic technique regardless of the local anaesthetic used.
Neurological Complications: Neuropathy and spinal cord dysfunctions (e.g. anterior spinal artery syndrome, arachnoiditis, cauda equina) have been associated with epidural anaesthesia.
Total Spinal Block: Total spinal block may occur if an epidural dose is inadvertently administered intrathecally.

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Manufacturer:

Aspen Pharmacare Asia

Distributor:

DCH Auriga - Healthcare

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