emla造句

• EMLA characteristics are often different from the parent " M " rootstock.
• EMLA cream ) and minimal local infiltration of lidocaine.
• Emla Fitzsimons was the director from 2013.
• For example ., EMLA 7 is M 7 with a guaranteed virus-free stock.
• EMLA is one of many pain medications being used on children for the first time this month at the hospital.
• And both Scottish Rite and Egleston Children's Hospital use a cream called Emla to numb children's skin.
• Despite a blood test and check up that took most of a recent morning, Tsui was in good spirits after hospital staff had given him EMLA.
• In 2001 when Emla, Lisa and Rosie were 14 years old they decided to form a band called " Starlett " in their hometown of Christchurch.
• EMLA numbs the skin and prevents pain from needle pricks, but doctors add that it doesn't mask the deeper sensations of vaccine entering the muscle.
• It is also often combined with lidocaine as a topical preparation for dermal anesthesia ( lidocaine / prilocaine or EMLA ), for treatment of conditions like paresthesia.
• "' " EMLA " "'designates East Malling / Long Ashton research stations who took the " M " stocks and developed virus free versions.
• A study in the March edition of the British medical journal The Lancet found that infants who were anesthetized with a topical cream called EMLA showed less sensitivity to pain later.
• My trees, grafted onto EMLA 7 semidwarfing rootstocks ( selected after consultation with local orchardists and the cooperative extension agent ), perform better than would those produced in bulk at a distant wholesale nursery.
• To make the procedure more tolerable for children, medical staff may apply a topical local anaesthetic ( such as EMLA or Ametop ) to the skin of the chosen venipuncture area about 45 minutes beforehand.
• "He reacted well, " said Marina Dolar, the pediatric nurse at San Francisco General Hospital who had put a painkilling cream called EMLA on the boy's ankle an hour earlier.
• _If your child quivers at the thought of a needle or a minor surgical procedure such as wart removal, consider asking your doctor for a prescription for EMLA, an anesthetic cream that contains prilocaine and lidocaine.
• One study of 87 infants published last March in the journal Lancet showed that circumcised infants who received no anesthesia had a stronger response to subsequent routine vaccination than uncircumcised infants or those who were circumcised but received a pain-dampening cream called EMLA.
• A 5 % emulsion preparation, containing 2.5 % each of lidocaine / prilocaine, is marketed by APP Pharmaceuticals under the trade name "'EMLA "'( an abbreviation for "'Eutectic Mixture of Local Anesthetics "').
• It is topical anesthetic called EMLA Cream, manufactured by Astra Pharmaceutical Products Inc . of Westborough, Mass . It combines two local anesthetics, lidocaine and prilocaine, and rather than being injected, it is first smeared on the skin; the area is then covered for one to two hours until the drug is absorbed.
• But Levenson, the mohel and pediatrician, argues that injections are " an inappropriate, difficult, cumbersome, and anxiety-provoking procedure to do in person's home where you are performing a lofty and celebratory ritual, especially when EMLA cream, though not perfect, does reduce pain in my opinion by 75 to 80 percent ."