SARAPIN- sarracenia purpurea injection
HIGH CHEMICAL COMPANY
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A sterile aqueous solution of soluble salts of the volatile bases from Sarraceniaceae (Pitcher Plant).
The painful syndromes most commonly encountered in general practice which are relieved by SARAPIN® treatment are as follows:
These and allied conditions may be treated with success in a majority of cases by nerve block or local infiltration:
Paravertebral – Careful localization of the zone of tenderness permits a determination of the corresponding trunk levels to be injected.
Perineural – In some instances, as in sciatica, the affected nerve can be injected at a site distant from its origin.
Local Infiltration – Multiple injections throughout an area of tenderness provide for diffusion into all the affected parts.
Paravertebral Injections
Cervical | 2-3 ml |
Dorsal | 5-10 ml |
Lumbar | 5-10 ml |
Sacral | 3-5 ml |
Caudal Canal | 10 ml |
Sciatic Nerve | 10 ml |
Local Infiltration | 5-10 ml |
Procedure should be gentle and unhurried.
Injection should be made whenever possible, through a procaine wheal.
SARAPIN® is intended only for professional use. Its successful employment depends upon a thorough knowledge of the anatomy involved.
Patient should be maintained in a recumbent position for 10 to 15 minutes following injection. A local sensation is to be expected, limited to the distribution of the nerve injected, and usually appearing as a temporary feeling of heaviness, although some cases will feel heat or a transitory aggravation of symptoms.
SARAPIN® is non-toxic, has no side effects other than above and is contraindicated only in areas of local inflammation.
SARAPIN
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Labeler - HIGH CHEMICAL COMPANY (002268175) |