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A Technique For The Experimental Production Of Dry Socket In The Cat And An Evaluation Of Numerous Potential Etiologic Factors, Thomas F. Scott
A Technique For The Experimental Production Of Dry Socket In The Cat And An Evaluation Of Numerous Potential Etiologic Factors, Thomas F. Scott
Loma Linda University Electronic Theses, Dissertations & Projects
Dental dry socket has been attributed to a variety of etiologic factors without basic science research. Before a systematic attempt could be undertaken to determine the initiator/s of dry socket, if such exists, an experimental technique had to be developed which could consistently produce dry socket. A dental extraction socket infusion technique was developed with the cat that enabled the investigator to study some of the initiating factors which have been previously suggested as possible etiologic causes for the production of dry socket.
From the present study such factors as trauma, age, sex, site and number of extractions, lack of …
An Anesthetic Technique Utilizing Innovar, Fentanyl, And Methohexital Sodium For Outpatient Oral Surgery, Fredric D. Haerich
An Anesthetic Technique Utilizing Innovar, Fentanyl, And Methohexital Sodium For Outpatient Oral Surgery, Fredric D. Haerich
Loma Linda University Electronic Theses, Dissertations & Projects
A study of 800 patients ranging in age from seven to one hundred years was conducted in the development of an anesthetic technique which combines the desirable qualities of a neuroleptic agent with the requirements of an outpatient oral surgical anesthetic. These requirements included rapidity of onset, effectiveness of action, ease of controlling duration, and rapid postoperative recovery.
Patients who were cleared medically for outpatient procedures were given Innovar 1.5 cc/150 lb of body weight, atropine 0.4 mg, and fentanyl 1.0 cc/150 lb of body weight as an initial dose within 30-45 seconds in a D5W drip by means of …
Advances In Oral Surgery, Volume 1 (1971), American Dental Association
Advances In Oral Surgery, Volume 1 (1971), American Dental Association
Advances in Oral Surgery
Advances in Oral Surgery contains abstracts of articles related to all phases of oral surgery published in hundreds of journals throughout the world each year, arranged as a convenient ready reference.
This first volume of Advances in Oral Surgery has been prepared in response to requests by potential users. Contents appeared in journals devoted to clinical dentistry, dental research, medicine, and basic sciences indexed in volume five of Oral Research Abstracts, with some editorial revision. The entire list of journals abstracted appears near the end, followed by author and subject indexes.