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Line 3: ==Examples== * [[Prilocaine]] hydrochloride and [[epinephrine]] ([[trade name]] ''Citanest Forte'') ==Contraindications== Local anesthetics with vasoconstrictors should not be used in the [[nose]], [[fingers]], [[toes]] and [[penis]], because the arteries here are [[End artery\|end arteries]], so the vasoconstrictor effect could cause [[ischemia]] and even [[gangrene]] of the affected part.<ref>[http://books.google.se/books?id=dixpEL1mVugC&pg=PA292 Page 292] in: {{cite book \|author=O'Brien, Denise; Burden, Nancy; Quinn, Donna M. DeFazio \|title=Ambulatory surgical nursing \|publisher=W.B. Saunders \|___location=Philadelphia \|year=2000 \|pages= \|isbn=0-7216-6847-X \|oclc= \|doi= \|accessdate=}}</ref> Rather, a local anesthetic ''without'' vasoconstrictor should be used for local anesthesia in such parts. ==References==

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