Pettersson L O
Scand J Plast Reconstr Surg. 1978;12(3):283-6. doi: 10.3109/02844317809013006.
The anaesthetic effect of four different formulations of ketocaine intended for use in connection with minor surgical excisions in man after epicutaneous application has been studied. Following an introductory pin-pricking study and operations on 60 patients, one of the formulations used has been found clinically preferable to the others. Of 20 patients anaesthetized with this formulation, 16 could be operated without complementary anaesthesia. Because of uncertainty as to the depth of anaesthesia, the described method of anaesthesia is limited in minor surgical excisions to use mainly in relatively superficial operations.
对四种不同配方的酮卡因进行了研究，这些配方旨在用于人体表皮应用后的小型手术切除。在进行了初步的针刺研究并对60名患者进行手术之后，发现其中一种配方在临床上优于其他配方。在用该配方麻醉的20名患者中，有16名可以在不使用辅助麻醉的情况下进行手术。由于麻醉深度存在不确定性，所描述的麻醉方法在小型手术切除中主要限于相对浅表的手术。
