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Molecular model of the local anesthetic procaine
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Procaine. Molecular model of the local anesthetic procaine (or novocain), formula: C13H20N2O2. Atoms are spherical, and color-coded: carbon (blue), hydrogen (white), nitrogen (light blue) and oxygen (red). Procaine is a synthetic drug based on the naturally occurring cocaine. Cocaine was once used in surgery, but was withdrawn once its toxic and stimulant effects became known. Procaine is a less potent anesthetic, and has a shorter duration of action, but is non-toxic. It has been largely replaced in surgery by drugs such as lidocaine, which is more potent and longer lasting Local anesthetics are used in minor operations, or in preparations for use in the home.
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Laguna Design/Science Source
Unique identifier:
SS293258
Legacy Identifier:
SB5121
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3543px × 2749px (~27 MB)
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A624/0090
A624/090
A6240090
anesthesia
biochemistry biochemical
chemistry
compound compounds
drug
drug molecule
local anesthetic
molecular model
molecule
molecules
novocain
pharmaceutical
procaine