What Are Lidocaine's Effects On The Heart? - Pain Medicine Network

Tue, 26 Aug 2025 16:55:18 +0000

What Are Lidocaine's Effects On The Heart? In this informative video, we discuss the effects of lidocaine on the heart, a local anesthetic and antiarrhythmic medication widely used in pain management and emergency settings. We will cover how lidocaine works, particularly its action on sodium channels in cardiac cells, and its role in managing specific types of arrhythmias. Understanding these mechanisms is essential for healthcare professionals to ensure patient safety during treatment.

We will also touch on the hemodynamic effects of lidocaine, including its impact on cardiac output and blood pressure, as well as its subtle influence on the autonomic nervous system. The importance of monitoring heart rate and rhythm in patients receiving lidocaine, especially those with pre-existing heart conditions, will be highlighted. Additionally, we’ll discuss potential side effects and the significance of administering lidocaine at the lowest effective dose.

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