Hersh E V, Helpin M L, Evans O B
University of Pennsylvania, School of Dental Medicine, Philadelphia 19104-6003.
ASDC J Dent Child. 1991 Nov-Dec;58(6):489-91.
The case of a healthy five-year-old, thirty-six pound female patient scheduled for multiple extractions is reported. The child received a total dose of 270 mg of mepivacaine, instead of the correct dose of 72 mg, which resulted in multiple seizures, hospital admission, pneumonia, and death caused by anoxic brain injury secondary to cardiopulmonary arrest following the overdose.
报告了一名计划进行多次拔牙的健康五岁、三十六磅重女性患者的病例。该儿童接受了270毫克的甲哌卡因，而不是正确剂量的72毫克，这导致了多次癫痫发作、住院、肺炎，以及因过量用药后心肺骤停继发缺氧性脑损伤而死亡。
