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use of LA scandonest 3% plain in pp

Discussion in 'General Issues and Discussion Forum' started by tonywatson12, Jan 26, 2011.

  1. tonywatson12

    tonywatson12 Active Member


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    Having come out of the NHS into the land of private practice can any PP let me know if you need O2 when using LA in a private practice.
    Allways had access to it in the NHS clinics.
    As I understand it O2 is a pom and we would have used it via medical team in clinic or by a PGD.
    As the instructions for use of scandonest plain seem to suggest O2 should be available what do PP do to cover this area.
    Thanks ::confused:
     
  2. G Flanagan

    G Flanagan Active Member

    No O2 is not a requirement, probably just handy if someone has a vasovagal.

    Personally i have never seen O2 in a private practice except for the hospital i work in. I have also never seen it in NHS community clinics, you must have been lucky.

    I do have entonox to hand in pp. In regards of O2 being a POM, i'm not too sure this is definately the case as entonox is a medical device, which im sure O2 is also. This means you should be able to buy it wholesale or from a pharmacy.

    George
     
  3. tonywatson12

    tonywatson12 Active Member

    Thanks for the advice most of the nhs clinics also had dental services I think this was the reason for the O2.
    Can I ask what do you have in your private practice when doing LA apart from an assistant.
    Thanks
     
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