Question 86 · LDEK · Complications of anesthesia
Transient or permanent paresthesia may be a complication of a nerve block. It is observed most frequently after anaesthesia performed with:
- A. articaine.
- B. lidocaine.
- C. bupivacaine.
- D. mepivacaine.
- E. procaine.
Hint
Paraesthesia reports are linked to the agent marketed at the highest concentration for dental nerve blocks.
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