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由口腔局麻引起疟疾发作,系属罕见,笔者曾遇1例,报告如下: 患者王××,男,31岁,军人。因右上后牙痛约半年,要求拔牙。该牙半年来常痛,近1周加重,饮食困难,于1986年4月2日,未进食来科拔牙。检查:一般情况好,发育营养良好,面颌部无明显红肿。口内检查:8颊向错位,颊侧冠部龋失,牙髓暴露有活力,不松动,但有叩痛,无对(牙合)牙。建议拔除。治疗经过:在常规消毒下,用2％盐酸普鲁卡因肾上腺素液2ml,作上颌结节及腭大神经传导麻醉。
Malaria episodes caused by oral local anesthesia, is a rare case, the author has encountered a case, the report is as follows: Patient Wang × ×, male, 31 years old, military. Due to the right upper back toothache about six months, requiring tooth extraction. The tooth pain in the past six months, nearly 1 week aggravating diet difficulties, on April 2, 1986, did not eat to dental extraction. Check: The general situation is good, well-developed nutrition, facial swelling was not obvious. Oral examination: 8 cheek to the wrong place, buccal crown loss of caries, pulp exposed vitality, not loose, but there is percussion pain, no right (occlusion) teeth. Recommended removal. After treatment: In conventional disinfection, with 2% procaine hydrochloride adrenaline solution 2ml, maxillary nodules and the greater palate nerve conduction anesthesia.