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prilocaine
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prilocaine /pril·o·caine/ (pril´o-kān) a local anesthetic, used parenterally as the hydrochloride salt or topically, together with lidocaine, as the base.
pril·o·caine (prl-kn)
n.
A local anesthetic used in its hydrochloride form for nerve blocks and in combination with lidocaine for topical use.
prilocaine [pril´o-kān]
a local anesthetic, used parenterally as the hydrochloride salt or topically, together with lidocaine, as the base.
prilocaine
a local anesthetic, used as the hydrochloride salt.
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