A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ANAESTHESIA-RELATED
ARTICLES IN THE NEW ZEALAND DENTAL
JOURNAL, 1905 - 2006
compiled by
B. R. Hutchinson, MB, ChB (NZ), FANZCA,
Honorary Clinical Senior Lecturer,
Department of Anaesthesiology,
University of Auckland.
Contents
Introduction
Explanatory Notes
Acknowledgements
Alphabetical Bibliography
Editorials
Proceedings
Reports
Legal
Miscellaneous
- Authored Section
- Anonymous Section
Book Reviews
Index of Authors
Subject Index
Chronological Index
Introduction
As part of my studies into the history of anaesthesia in New Zealand I compiled a Bibliography of Anaesthesia-Related Articles in the New Zealand Medical Journal (1887- 2000) in 2003. This was published by the Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists on DVD in 2005. Last year an article on the history of the Dental Nurses’ School in Auckland[1], stated that nitrous oxide was first used in this country in Wellington in 1874. This reference was from a History of Dentistry in New Zealand[2] and from there I progressed to the New Zealand Dental Journal, which contains many anaesthesia-related articles.
The initial issue of the New Zealand Dental Journal in July 1905 contains a report of the first Conference of the New Zealand Dental Association. This took place in Wellington in June 1905. The then President, H P Rawson, described how his brother first used nitrous oxide in 1874, in Wellington, and believed this was the first time it had been used in this country. A later article by R F Stockwell[3] tells of Ashton Myers administering the gas in 1874, too, but in Invercargill, and he describes other pioneers. The journal contains many papers on nitrous oxide, and not surprisngly there’s an emphasis on local and block anaesthesia, from 1905 right up to 2006, with cocaine, through Tutocaine, Novocain (procaine), Butyn (butacaine), Monocaine (butethamine) and Xylocaine (lignocaine) to the more modern agents. Intravenous anaesthesia and sedation, hypnosis and acupuncture are all featured. The teaching of anaesthetics to dental students has its place, from journals as early as 1906[4]. There are legal reports of teeth inhaled during anaesthesia and an Editorial[5] on the administration of anaesthetics in dental rooms, with concern that there might not be facilities for heart massage. That was in the journal of 1919!
In this compendium I have endeavoured to include all papers, letters to the editor, reports, abstracts and book reviews relating to anaesthesia and pain relief in the New Zealand Dental Journal from its first issues in 1905 until the end of 2006. Hopefully, this work will be of assistance to those researching anaesthesia history in New Zealand.
Basil R Hutchinson,
Auckland,
2007.
[1] Grant J. A victim of its own success. Prospect (Journal of the Epsom & Eden
District Historical Society Inc.) 2006. 5, 54 -59.
[2] Brooking T W H. A History of Dentistry in New Zealand. N Z Dental Association:
Auckland, 1980.
[3] Stockwell R F. The origins of the dental profession in New Zealand, pt 1. NZ dent J, 1975. 71, 123-128.
[4] - Dental examinations. NZ dent J, 1906. 1,3,34; 2,1,33-34; 2,2,66.
[5] Editorial. Administration of anaesthetics in dental rooms. NZ dent J, 1919. 15, 57,
65-67.
Explanatory Notes
In the main text, entries are arranged alphabetically, surnames are accompanied by initials, and discrimination between male and female authors is not attempted. Each article appears under the author or first-cited writer where there are multiple authors. Authors other than first-cited are included in the main body of the work, referred to first-cited authors. Multiple publications by a writer are arranged chronologically. Following the author’s name is the title of the paper, the year, the volume of the journal, the number of the issue (from 1905 until the end of 1970) and the page numbers. Letters to the Editor are indicated by “letter” in brackets. Following the main authored section, Editorials are listed chronologically, then Proceedings, Reports and Legal (alphabetically) and a Miscellaneous section with the first part arranged alphabetically by authors, while the second, anonymous, group is set up alphabetically by title. Book Reviews follow, arranged alphabetically by book author, as in the main text. There are three indexes - one each for authors, subjects and years.
Acknowledgements
I am most grateful to the New Zealand Dental Association and their headquarters’ staff, particularly Ms Nicki Robertson, for access to the full collection of the New Zealand Dental Journal.
A’COURT, F C
1. Local anaesthesia. 1928. 23, 104 (?106), 80-81.
ANSON, G F (V)
2. Anaesthetics in dental surgery. 1924. 20, 85, 17-23.
3. Some points in dental anaesthesia. 1931. 27, 128, 13-18.
ANTUNOVIC, D M
4. Intraligamentary analgesia: a clinical study in private practice. 1985. 81, 57-59.
AYERS, K M S See Drummond B K.
BAKER, A B See Burton J F.
BARCLAY, J K
5. A survey of dental extractions in New Zealand. 1973. 69, 261-271.
6. Pain and anxiety control in dental practice: report of a survey. 1979. 75, 87-93.
7. Diazepam and lorazepam compared as sedatives for outpatient surgery. 1979.75,219-220
8. Unusual responses to drugs: two case reports (lignocaine with adrenaline, procaine
penicillin). 1981. 77, 69-70.
BENDER, E G
9. The non-asphyxial administration of nitrous oxide in the dental surgery. 1917. 13, 43, 5-9
10. Evipan - a new general anaesthetic. 1934. 30, 147, 81-83.
11. Some aspects of shock. 1944. 40, 199, 5-7.
12. Clinical case - an interesting anaesthetic case. 1944. 40, 201, 88.
13. Pentothal-gas oxygen anaesthesia in major dental extraction cases. 1947.43, 213, 150-151
14. Nitrous oxide-oxygen in dental surgery. 1950. 46, 224, 86-90.
BENDER, G (? E G)
15. Gas-oxygen clinic using the McKesson apparatus. 1925. 20, 90, 192-195.
16. That broken mandibular needle. 1939. 35, 174, 108-113.
See also Denniston M E.
BENSON, R L
17. + Harding E P W. An impure and dangerous sample of nitrous oxid gas. 1925. 21, (9)2,
56-58.
BEST, J V H
18. Immediate and complete anaesthesia for cavity preparation by the intraosseous
technique. 1951. 47, 227, 7-12.
BLAKE-PALMER, G
19. Hypnotism (letter). 1959. 55, 261, 138.
BLATCHLY, D
20. + Buxton J D, Drummond-Jackson S L, Hudson M P W, Mandiwall H. Intravenous
anaesthesia in the dental chair (letter). 1966. 62, 288, 131.
BOWMAN, W I See de Silva F P R.
BROADBENT, B G
21. Xylocaine for local anaesthesia. 1952. 48, 233, 198-201.
BROADBENT, J
22. + Thomson W M. The readiness of New Zealand general dental practitioners for medical
emergencies. 2001. 97, 82-86.
BROOK, C S
23. Ethyl chloride anaesthesia for extractions. 1934. 30, 146, 65.
BROWN, T P
24. Outpatient nasotracheal anaesthesia for children’s dentistry. 1977. 73, 77-84.
BUIST, A G
25. General anaesthesia in the dental surgery. 1957. 53, 251, 3-10.
BURFORD, J
26. Emergency in the dental surgery. 1972. 68, 300-309.
BURTON, J F
27. + Baker A B. Dental injuries occurring during general anaesthetic procedures in hospital.
1987. 83, 106.
BUXTON, J D See Blatchly D.
CANDY, G T
28. Adverse reaction to local anaesthetics. 1968. 64, 297, 150-155.
CAPE-WILLIAMSON, R B
29. Analgesia in dental practice. 1914. 10, 25, 44 -47.
CARTWRIGHT, J P
30. Nitrous oxide-oxygen anaesthesia in general practice. 1945. 41, 203, 14 -17.
CLOUSTON, N A
31. Poisons used in dentistry and their antidotes. 1933. 29, 141, 95-100.
COHEN, B
32. The ablation of pain. 1948. 44, 217, 192-196.
COTTON, S
33. Let bygones be bygones, II (ref. to historic anaesthesia). 1934. 29, 144, 260-262.
COX, H
34. Dental curriculum (includes “Practical instruction in anaesthetics”). 1916.11,35,174-178.
CRADDOCK, F W
35. Throat packs in general anaesthesia. 1930. 25, 121, 238-239.
36. + Johnston J W. A new explanation of facial pain. 1961. 57, 269, 153-161.
CRAWFORD, R G
37. Anaesthesia in dental rooms (letter). 1920. 15, 58, 104-106.
CRUMP, H D
38. Nitrous oxide and oxygen analgesia. 1915. 11, 31, 52-58.
CRUMP, P D
39. Local anaesthesia in dentistry, its usefulness and scope. 1932. 27, 133, 188-207.
DARBY, F W
40. The concentration of waste anaesthetic agents in dental surgeries. 1981. 77, 153-155.
DAVIDSON, L E See Drummond B K.
DAY, C D M
41. Classification of abnormal types of patients and premedication in gas-oxygen
anaesthesia. 1928. 23, 107, 117-121.
DENNISTON, M E
42. + Bender G. The use of nitrous oxide and oxygen in major surgery. 1921. 17, 67, 36-48.
DE SILVA, F P R
43. + Bowman W I, Pritchard J. The use of 50 per cent CO2-O2 in overcoming fear of
dental treatment in children: a preliminary report. 1976. 72, 99-100.
DODDS, R B
44. Notes on administration of nitrous oxide, oxygen and carbon dioxide or rebreathing.
1926. 22, 99, 47-54.
DOWNIE, E
45. The dangers of general anaesthesia in dental practice. 1947. 43, 212, 94 -98
(reprint from A.J.D.).
DRUMMOND, B K
46. + Davidson L E, Williams S M, Moffat S M, Ayers K M S. Outcomes two, three and
four years after comprehensive care under general anaesthesia. 2004. 100, 32-37.
DRUMMOND-JACKSON, S L See Blatchly D.
FERGUSON, J W See Luyk N H.
FISCHER, G
47. Local anaesthesia (translated by Isabel Dunn, Wellington). 1925. 21, (9)1, 6-14.
48. “ “ “ “ “ “ (contd). 1925. 21, (9)3, 97-107.
63. Local anaesthesia - cocain and tubocain. 1927. 22, 102, 162-163.
FOOTE, P F
49. A practical approach to children’s dentistry (anaesthesia 13-16). 1955. 51, 243, 11-21.
FOREMAN, P A
50. Very light anaesthesia in dentistry. 1965. 61, 283, 18-20.
51. Intravenous anaesthesia (letter). 1966. 62, 287, 53-55.
52. Intravenous diazepam in general dental practice. 1969. 65, 302, 243-253.
53. Correction (re i.v. diazepam, 65, 243-253) (letter). 1970. 66, 81.
54. Intermittent methohexitone (letter). 1970. 66, 182-184.
55. Acupuncture - fact or fantasy? 1978. 74, 197-202.
56. Temporomandibular joint and myofascial pain dysfunction - some current concepts.
Part 1. Diagnosis. 1985. 81, 47-52.
57. “ “ “ “ “ “ Part 2. Treatment. 1985. 81, 52-57.
58. Craniofacial pain and dysfunction: an update. 1991. 87, 124 -127.
59. Intravenous sedation (letter). 1992. 88, 147.
60. + Harold P L, Hay K D. An evaluation of the diagnosis, treatment and outcome of
patients with chronic orofacial pain. 1994. 90, 44 -48.
61. The changing focus of chronic temporomandibular disorders: management within a
hospital-based, multidisciplinary pain centre.1998. 94, 23-31.
See also Wilkinson W B.
FOUHY, T G
62. Anaesthesia: a report (on Professor Macintosh’s visit). 1951. 47, 230, 202-203.
63. See Fischer G.
FULLERTON, E W (? F W)
64. Dental anaesthesia. 1931. 26, 127, 216-222.
GAVIN, J B See Geary C P.
GEARY, C P
65. + Gavin J B. Mucosal preparation in oral local anaesthesia. 1963. 59, 278, 294 -297.
GIBBS, J H
66. Cold water as an obtundent of sensitive dentine. 1914. 10, 27, 105-106.
GILBERT, G H
67. The work of the maxillo-facial service in England (from the dental aspect) [section on
anaesthesia]. 1942. 38, 194, 142-155.
GOSS, A N
68. The myofascial pain dysfunction syndrome. I. Aetiology and diagnosis. 1974. 70,
192-198.
69. The myofascial pain dysfunction syndrome. II. Treatment. 1975. 71, 23-27.
GOULSTONE, W F
70. Cocaine - some further considerations. 1908. 4, 1, 15-19.
GOULSTONE, W R
71. Adrenalin and novocain, 1911. 6, 7, 88-97.
GOW-GATES, G A E See Watson J E.
GUNN, H
72. Hypnosis in dentistry. 1977. 73, 217-221.
HANAN, F A
73. Block anaesthesia and supraperiosteal injections. 1927. 22, 100, 82-84.
HARDING, E P W See Benson R L.
HARMES, B H
74. The preparation of the dental patient for nitrous oxide-oxygen anaesthesia: with special
reference to the preoperative use of orange juice. 1927. 22, 102, 167-170.
HAROLD, P L See Foreman P A.
HARTWIG, F
75. On the combination of adrenalin and cocaine for local anaesthesia in dentistry (read
by Claude Haynes). 1906. 2, 1, 26-29.
HARVEY, P M
76. + Theilman N C. Periodontal surgery under general anaesthesia. 1964. 60, 282, 312-319
HASTINGS, J P
77. General anaesthesia by means of X rays. 1909. 5, 2, 17 (summary from NZ Med J ).
HAY, K D See Foreman P A.
HEIDBRINK, J A
78. The induction of nitrous oxid anaesthesia. 1923. 18, 77, 130-136.
HOBY, A
79. A note on nitrous oxide for a major operation (varicose veins, 2.5 hrs). 1913. 8, 16, 124.
HOWARD, H
80. Arthur Suckling - pioneer dental specialist (anaesthetist). 1983. 79, 117-119.
HUDSON, M P W See Blatchly D.
HUNTER, K M
81. Lorazepam: clinical impressions of a new pre-operative sedative. 1976. 72, 162.
82. Cost of lorazepam (letter). 1977. 73, 37-38.
83. + Zacharias M, Parkinson R, Luyk N H. Effect of flumazenil on the recovery from
intravenous midazolam. 1994. 90, 9-12.
See also Zacharias M.
HURSTHOUSE, W R
84. Local anaesthesia. 1908. 5, 1, 5-6.
JAMES, N
85. Dental application of hypnotherapy (letter). 1974. 70, 295.
JENSEN, G R
86. Preoperative sedation of intellectually handicapped children receiving dental treatment.
1961. 57, 269, 131-134.
JOHNSON, R H
87. Pain in the face. 1982. 78, 52-57.
JOHNSTON, J W See Craddock F W.
JONES, P B
88. Pentothal sodium: a dental trial. 1941. 37, 185, 75-77.
KING, K C
89. The dental care of the psychiatric patient. 1998. 94, 72-82.
KUMARA, R
90. + Zacharias M. Comparison of oral and intravenous routes of giving tenoxicam. 1998.
94, 50-53.
91. + Zacharias M. Effectiveness of tramadol as an analgesic in oral surgery. 2002. 98, 9-11.
LAWS, A J
92. The myofascial pain dysfunction syndrome: an approach after 50 patients. 1976. 72,
89-92.
LEAVITT, B
93. Tutocain: a new local anaesthetic. 1927. 22, 102, 160-161 (in Dental Cosmos).
LE BROCQ, C N
94. Cocaine substitutes. 1909. 5, 1, 6-9 (from British Medical Journal).
LEVIEN, L
95. Local anaesthesia in dentistry. 1913. 9, 20, 63-74.
LIGHTERMAN, I
96. Tic douloureux of the mental nerve treated by peripheral neurectomy. 1955. 51, 246,
168-170.
LITCHFIELD, M K
97. Local anaesthesia in camp practice. 1917. 12, 42, 245-256.
LOEBER, D S
98. Intermittent methohexitone (letter). 1970. 66, 80-81.
LUYK, N H
99. + Ferguson J W. The safe practice of intravenous sedation in dentistry. 1993. 89,45-49
See also Hunter K M and Zacharias M.
MACALISTER, A D
100. Drugs used in oral surgery. 1965. 61, 284, 110-116.
101. Adverse drug reactions and local anaesthesia. 1973. 69, 31-34.
MACINTOSH, D
102. Risks with intravenous diazepam (letter). 1983. 79, 125.
MACKAY, H
103. Somnoform administration (demonstration). 1910. 6, 6, 60.
MACKLIN, A H
104. Intrapharyngeal gas and oxygen for dental extractions. 1935. 31, 150, 151-156.
MANDIWALL, H
105. Intravenous anaesthesia in the dental chair (letter). 1966. 62, 288, 131.
See also Blatchly D.
MANGOS, J F
106. General anaesthesia in dentistry. 1963. 59, 277, 189-200.
MASON, J M
107. Analysis of local anaesthetics in use in New Zealand. 1908. 3, 3, 102.
MCCAUGHEY, S G
108. Nitrous oxid-oxygen analgesia on dental cavity preparation. 1925. 21, (9)2, 51-56.
MCIVOR, E G
109. Intravenous anaesthesia (letter). 1966. 62, 287, 52-53.
110. General anaesthesia in the dental surgery. 1966. 62, 288, 105-115.
MCKELLAR, P
111. Emotion and the patient: a psychologist’s view. 1970. 66, 331-338.
MCKENZIE, K
112. Local anaesthetics, with special reference to novocain. 1914. 10, 25, 37-41
MCKESSON, E I
113. Analgesia in dentistry. 1914. 10, 25, 31-37 (reprinted from the Dental Summary,March 1914).
MCLACHLAN, M A
114. Nitrous oxide oxygen anaesthesia. 1930. 25, 123, 47-52.
115. Nitrous oxide anaesthesia for dental operations. 1931. 26, 125, 141-148.
MCMECHAN, F H
116. The importance of blood pressure observation in surgical prognosis. 1920. 15, 60, 162-165.
MENNEL
117. Anaesthesia for minor operations. 1906. 2, 2, 49 (N2O, O2, ethyl chloride, somnoform).
MOFFAT, S M See Drummond B K.
MOLLER, H E
118. General anaesthesia in dentistry. 1952. 48, 231, 37-41.
MOORE, S
119. The Trewby apparatus for prolonged N2O anaesthesia (demonstration). 1910. 6, 6,
58-59.
120. The administration of anaesthetics in dental cases. 1911. 6, 8, 119-129.
MORSE, D R
121. Transcendental meditation (letter). 1981. 77, 117-118.
MURLLESS, F T
122. A topical anaesthetic for oral tissues, etc. 1936. 32, 155, 80-81.
NEELS, R See Wilkinson W B.
NEWCOMB, G M
123. Contra-indications to the use of catecholamine vasoconstrictors in dental local
analgesics. 1973. 69, 25-30.
NOAKES, P
124. Report of a case of root resection performed under hypnosis. 1951. 47, 229, 147-148.
ORBELL, G M
125. A method of evaluating premedicating drugs in the dental treatment of the difficult
child. 1971. 67, 236-246.
OTTOLENGUI, R
126. Pressure anesthesia in pulp removal. 1925. 20, 89, 151-152.
PALMER, D K
127. Inspired analgesia through transcendental meditation. 1980. 76, 61-64.
PARKER, P
128. Levien’s local anaesthesia (letter). 1913. 9, 21, 116-117.
PARKINSON, R See Hunter K M and Zacharias M.
PARROT, A H
129. Anaesthesia in conservative work (local and regional). 1909. 5, 2, 11-16.
PAULIN, M
130. After-effects following on the injection of novocain. 1922. 17, 71, 168.
131. Death after anaesthesia (letter). 1922. 17, 72, 238.
132. Local anaesthesia. 1934. 29, 143, 197-203.
PICKERILL, H P
133. Cocaine. 1908. 4, 2, 53.
PINFOLD, F
134. Dental anaesthetics. 1925. 20, 89, 161-164.
POSWILLO, D
135. Oral surgery (section on general anaesthesia). 1954. 50, 240, 61-69.
136. Intravenous amnesia for dental and oral surgery. 1967. 63, 294, 265-270.
PRITCHARD, J See de Silva F P R.
PRYOR, W J
137. General anaesthesia in dentistry (letter). 1960. 56, 263, 41.
138. Intravenous anaesthesia in the dental surgery (letter). 1965. 61, 285, 202-203.
ROBINSON, J M
139. Hypnotism (letter). 1959. 55, 261, 137.
140. Hypnosis in dentistry. 1961. 57, 267, 13-19.
RUSSELL, A
141. Block anaesthesia for multiple extractions (letter). 1947. 43, 213, 167.
142. Pentothal for the dental surgeon. 1958. 54, 258, 155-164.
SAGE, D J
143. Monitoring general anaesthesia in dentistry. 1989. 85, 128-129.
SHAW, H A
144. Hypnotism (letter). 1959. 55, 261, 137-138.
SINCLAIR, J M
145. A clinical trial of a tranquillising drug (pacatal) in dentistry. 1960. 56, 265, 130-133.
SMEETON, W M
146. Preliminary experience with Epontol in oral surgery. 1967. 63, 294, 280-281.
STEWARD, A P
147. Surgery performed under post-hypnotic anaesthesia. 1952. 48, 233, 203.
STOCKWELL, R F
148. The origins of the dental profession in New Zealand, part 1 (contains anaesthesia
items). 1975. 71, 123-128.
149. “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ part 2. 1975. 71, 191-197.
150. “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ part 3. 1976. 72, 15-19.
151. “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ part 4. 1976. 72, 84-88.
152. “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ part 5. 1976. 72, 130-136.
STURTEVANT, J
153. NSAID-induced bronchospasm - a common and serious problem. 1999. 95, 84.
SUCKLING, E A
154. Administration of nitrous oxide and oxygen. 1934. 30, 146, 42-44.
TAYLOR, L F
155. Analgesia with trilene and nitrous oxide. 1955. 51, 246, 149-152.
156. Methoxyflurane-nitrous oxide analgesia as an aid to conservative dentistry. 1975. 71,
74 -76.
TAYLOR, M K M
157. Intermittent methohexitone (letter). 1970. 66, 184.
TAYLOR, R C
158. Intra-venous anaesthesia (letter). 1959. 55, 262, 206.
THEILMAN, N C See Harvey P M.
THOMAS, K H
159. Local anaesthesia: infiltration and conductive methods. 1915. 11, 33, 107-114.
THOMSON, W M See Broadbent J.
WALSH, J P
160. A note on trichlorethylene in dental practice. 1949. 45, 219, 38-39.
161. General anaesthesia for conservative dentistry (letter). 1959. 55, 262, 205.
162. Maxillary block anaesthesia (reprinted from the Aust J Dent, 1941). 1972. 68, 11-13.*
WARD, M R
163. Myofascial pain in a young violin player: a case report. 1990. 86, 92-93.
WARDROP, W
164. The administration of somnoform for dental operations. 1906. 2, 1, 30-33.
WATSON, J E
165. + Gow-Gates G A E. A clinical evaluation of the Gow-Gates mandibular block technique. 1976. 72, 220-223.
WEST, A T
166. Society for anaesthesia (letter). 1959. 55, 259, 32-33.
WHYMAN, R A
167. Dental care for children under general anaesthesia by private dental practitioners in
New Zealand. 2000. 96, 14-17.
WICKHAM, N E
168. Hypnotism in dentistry (letter). 1958. 54, 258, 191.
169. Hypnosis in dentistry. 1960. 56, 264, 84 -91.
WILKINSON, B M
170. Driving ability and reaction times following intravenous anaesthesia. 1965. 61, 283,
21-26.
171. Faulty needle (letter). 1966. 62, 288, 132.
WILKINSON, G R
172. General anaesthesia in dentistry (letter). 1960. 56, 263, 40.
173. + Wilkinson W B. Brietal sodium (methohexitone sodium) in dentistry. 1960. 56,
265, 136.
WILKINSON, H S
174. Local anaesthesia including a reference to a conductive technique. 1926. 22, 99, 40-47.
WILKINSON, W B
175. A method of general anaesthesia for conservative dentistry. 1959. 55, 261, 127-130.
176. + Foreman P A, Neels R. The routine use of methohexital sodium in general dental
practice. 1965. 61, 283, 12-17.
See also Wilkinson G R
WILLETTS, P N
177. Intravenous sedation (letter). 1966. 62, 287, 52.
WILLIAMS, A G
178. A technique for intra-osseous anaesthesia. 1936. 32, 154, 30-31.
WILLIAMS, S M See Drummond B K.
WOODMAN, J B
179. Evaluation of risks for dental and oral surgery. 1935. 31, 150, 159-165 (from Anesthesia and Analgesia).
ZACHARIAS, M
180. + Luyk N H, Parkinson R T. Oxygen saturation during intravenous sedation using
midazolam. 1992. 88, 94-96.
181. + Hunter K M. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation in dental practice - an update. 1994.
90, 60-65.
182. + Hunter K M, Parkinson R. Respiratory effects of intravenous midazolam. 1996.
92, 76-79.
See also Hunter K M and Kumara R.
* The entire January 1972 issue of the New Zealand Dental Journal was a tribute to Sir John
Walsh.
183. Training of dental students in anaesthetics. 1919. 14, 53, 138-139.
184. Administration of anaesthetics in dental rooms. 1919. 15, 57, 65-67.
185. Danger in use of cocaine for dental purposes. 1924. 20, 86, 58-59.
186. The Hartman desensitizer. 1936. 32, 155, 52.
187. Administration of nitrous oxide and oxygen. 1939. 35, 173, 59-60.
188. General anaesthesia and dental extractions. 1947. 43, 212, 69-70.
189. Hypnotism in dentistry. 1959. 55, 260, 71-74.
190. New Zealand Dental Association Conference (first). 1905. 1,1, 9 -24. Includes H P
Rawson’s mention of first N2O use in 1874.
191. Anaesthetic Mortality Assessment Committee. 1988. 84, 63.
192. Cocaine in Dentistry Committee. 1917. 13, 43, 13-18.
193. Constitution of the New Zealand Society for the Study of Anaesthesia in Dentistry. 1961. 57, 269, 176-177.
194. Investigation of the use of general anaesthesia, intravenous sedation and
relative analgesia in dentistry (NSW). 1976. 72, 171.
195. Macalister A D. Report on Conference on Dental Anaesthesia. 1965. 61, 286, 288.
196. Policy document on sedation for dental procedures. 1992. 88, 97-99.
197. Cook vs Rawson - inhaled tooth under anaesthesia. 1909. 4, 4, 120-124.
198. Galvin vs Burgess - inhaled tooth under anaesthesia. 1909. 5, 1, 23-28.
199. Inquest - Deceased dies after 26 teeth extracted. 1924. 20, 86, 73.
200. Inquest - dental patient’s death due to air embolism. 1925. 21, (9)2, 60-62.
A number of shorter items, some with authors and some anonymous, appeared over the years under different headings, which were: Passing Notes, News and Comments, News and Extracts, Miscellanea, En passant, Hints For Daily Practice, Practical Hints, Stray Notes, Notes, Extracts, Research News and Views, and Research News and Comments. These are presented below, first alphabetically by authors, and for the anonymous ones, alphabetically by title.
201. Abrahams L C Topical anaesthesia (from SAfDJ). 1937. 33, 164, 328.
202. Adams F R A new local anaesthetic; monocaine (from JADA). 1939. 35, 172, 40-42.
203. Arnott D How to overcome failed local anaesthesia. 1999. 95, 98-99.
204. Ashton P Dental injections - time taken to deliver and pain experienced. 1996. 92, 52.
205. Black C Anaesthesia - the hazards of dental local anaesthesia. 1983. 79, 121-122.
206. Christmas P I Dental injuries during anaesthesia. 1996. 92, 119.
207. Coffin S On anaesthetising children for dentistry (from BDJ). 1948. 44, 217, 209.
208. Drummond B Operatory ventilation and evacuation rate (N2O levels). 1995. 91, 23.
209. “ Electronic anaesthesia versus topical anaesthesia for control of injection pain. 1995. 91, 100.
210. F N M Somnoform. 1905. 1, 1, 33.
211. Foreman P A Intravenous sedation - hypoxia and apnoea. 1991. 87, 132.
212. Hammond K Analgesia - allergies to local analgesic solutions. 1988. 84, 84.
213. Harris N K F Anaesthesia (anaesthetic pollution). 1977. 73, 35.
214. “ Anaesthesia - a safety factor in relative analgesia. 1977. 73, 229-230.
215. “ Analgesia. How good is acupuncture? 1978. 74, 227-228.
216. Large B Depression and chronic facial pain. 1998. 94, 132.
217. Lingard G Sedation. 1985. 81, 31.
218. Lozier M Particularly suitable anaesthesia for ambulatory risk patients. 1952. 48, 233, 212.
219. Luyk N Review of pain study of aspirin, ibuprofen and paracetamol. 2000. 96, 66.
220. Meldrum A Paediatric dentistry (local and regional analgesia). 1992. 88, 64.
221. N B Substitute for novocaine (letter). 1916. 11, 35, 203.
222. Nepola S R Clinical experience with demerol co-medication in dental local anaesthesia. 1952. 48, 233, 212.
223. Richards C Anaesthesia. Intraligamentary anaesthesia. 1985. 81, 63-64.
224. Smart R S Accident insurance - death due to hypersusceptibility to novocain not death by “accidental means” (from JAMA). 1941. 37, 185, 85.
225. Workman G Analgesia. Enamel defects and intraligamentary analgesia. 1985. 81, 131.
226. Young K M Anaesthesia - diazepam. 1980. 76, 25.
227. “ Anaesthesia - complications of diazepam. 1981. 77, 72.
228. “ Anaesthesia. Beta blocking drugs. 1982. 78, 17.
229. “ Anaesthesia - the periodontal ligament injection. 1983. 79, 87.
230. Accidents from local anaesthetics, call for reports. 1918. 13, 48, 192-193.
231. Acupuncture, scientific report on. 1975. 71, 151-152.
232. Advantages of local anaesthesia in patients with pulmonary tuberculosis. 1921. 16, 65, 200-202.
233. Anaesthesia aftermath. 1937. 33, 160, 47.
234. Anaesthesia (deaths). 1934. 29, 144, 277-278.
235. Anaesthesia - faster recovery after intravenous sedation. 1979. 75, 47.
236. Anaesthetic emergencies. 1936. 32, 157, 198.
237. Anaesthetics Bill (Great Britain). 1909. 5, 1,14; 5, 2, 25; 5, 2, 42-43.
238. Anaesthetics in dentistry. 1919. 15, 56, 48-50.
239. Analgesia. 1914. 10, 24, 19.
240. “ 1914. 10, 25, 50-51.
241. “ 1917. 13, 44, 58-59.
242. Analgesia, rise and decline. 1917. 13, 43, 19.
243. Apothesine, new local anaesthetic. 1918. 14, 49, 17-18.
244. Artificial respiration at sea (Eve’s rocking method; from BMJ). 1943. 39, 197, 290.
245. Block anaesthesia (indications and advantages). 1920. 15, 60, 172-176.
246. Cocain and novocain solutions, preparation of. 1935. 31, 149, 122.
247. Cocain, procaine and butyn. 1929. 24, 114, 178-181.
248. Colloidal cocaine. 1917. 13, 44, 59-60.
249. Control of nervous patients prior to local anaesthesia. 1918. 13, 48, 188.
250. Curious incident (N2O). 1917. 13, 44, 39-40.
251. Dangers of gas and oxygen (Lancet). 1940. 36, 180, 177.
252. Death from improper sterilisation of syringes (Oral Health). 1941. 37, 188, 149.
253. Deaths from anaesthetics. 1923. 18, 78, 160.
254. Dental care at Christopher Park, Hamilton. 1968. 64, 295, 43-44.
255. Dental Dept., Christchurch Hospital (anaesthetic room, etc.). 1913. 9, 18, 12-17.
256. Dental pain - high and deep. 1985. 81, 69.
257. Dentist and anaesthetics. 1917. 13, 45, 86-87.
258. Dentists administering anaesthetics. 1920. 16, 62, 96-99.
259. Diploma in Anaesthetics, RCP & RCS. 1935. 31, 153, 377.
260. Dry or non-freezing nitrous oxide. 1922. 18, 75, 83.
261. Electrical osmosis for dental anaesthesia (local). 1912. 7, 11, 117.
262. Ethyl chloride, in cavity preparation. 1914. 10, 26, 88.
263. Evipan. 1934. 30, 147, 139.
264. Evipan anaesthesia demonstration by Dr Fullerton. 1934. 30, 146, 68.
265. Exodontia (anaesthesia in). 1919. 14, 53, 162.
266. Failures and ill effects of local anaesthesia. 1919. 14, 53, 164 -165.
267. Fatal case under nitrous oxide anaesthesia. 1919. 15, 56, 41.
268. Fatal mishap with nitrous oxide gas. 1921. 16, 65, 203.
269. General anaesthesia in dentistry. 1967. 63, 294, 296-298.
270. Goldman, Dr Victor (visit). 1964. 60, 280, 121.
271. Habit of most anaesthetists (re N2O). 1920. 15, 59, 132.
272. Indications and contraindications for nerve blocking anaesthesia. 1920. 16, 63, 131-133.
273. Injecting for conductive anaesthesia. 1917. 12, 40, 159-160.
274. Insusceptibles (to nitrous oxide). 1915. 11, 32, 100.
275. International honour for John H Sinclair. 1997. 93, 55.
276. Local anaesthesia. 1911. 6, 7, 97-98.
277. “ “ , clinical applications. 1936. 32, 157, 198.
278. Local anaesthesia in the maxillary teeth (Mod. Dent.). 1942. 38, 192, 79.
279. National Anaesthesia Research Society of America. 1921. 17, 68, 69.
280. Nitrous oxide anaesthesia and blood pressure. 1939. 35, 175, 214.
281. Nitrous oxide idiosyncrasy. 1936. 32, 155, 153.
282. Novocain dermatitis, a case of. 1923. 19, 81, 142-145.
283. Novocain formula (letter). 1925. 20, 88, 140.
284. Novocain necrosis. 1913. 9, 21, 136-137.
285. Novocain-suprarenin, errors in injection of. 1915. 10, 28, 152-153.
286. NZDA Society for the Study of Anaesthesia in Dentistry. 1977. 73, 41-42.
287. Obtundents in dentistry. 1918. 14, 49, 23-24.
288. Operating without an anaesthetist. 1939. 35, 173, 102.
289. Pain service appointment. 1997. 93, 23.
290. Patient as a factor in anaesthesia. 1919. 14, 53, 154.
291. Postoperative pain. 1939. 35, 177, 335.
292. Prolonged oral administration of nitrous oxide and oxygen in neurological operations. 1921. 16, 65, 202-203.
293. Purity of nitrous oxide gas. 1925. 21, (9)2, 66-67.
294. Regional anaesthesia. 1917. 13, 44, 39.
295. “ “ (short review of general principles). 1922. 17, 70, 150-154.
296. Safety of anaesthetics. 1918. 14, 51, 82.
297. Safety of nitrous oxide. 1921. 16, 65, 181.
298. Society for the study of anaesthesia in dentistry (notice). 1960. 56, 266, 210.
299. Standard for anaesthetic machines, New. 1996. 92, 55.
300. Standardisation of nitrous oxide, oxygen anaesthesia induction.1922.17,73,19-22.
301. Substitution of air for gas and oxygen in anaesthesia with Hewitt’s apparatus. 1919. 15, 56, 56-57.
302. Suprarenin in local anaesthesia. 1920. 15, 59, 152.
303. Surgical shock. 1936. 32, 158, 275.
304. Toxicity of local anaesthetics, etc. 1922. 17, 73, 11-15.
305. Tragedy in dental rooms. 1920. 15, 59, 150.
306. Untoward effects following local anaesthesia. 1922. 17, 70, 154 -158.
From 1925, many books and some papers relating to anaesthesia were reviewed in the New Zealand Dental Journal. These are presented in alphabetical order for the first author, and where identified, the reviewer’s name is included in brackets at the end of each entry.
ADELMAN, R A
307. A clinical investigation of monocaine. 1941. 37, 185, 88. (F J H Barr).
ALLEN, G D
308. + Everett G B, Meyer R A, Tolas A G. Dental anaesthesia and analgesia. 1973. 69,
133-134. (P H Caldwell).
309. Dental anaesthesia and analgesia (local and general). 1985. 81, 72. (R Larkin).
ARCHER, W H
310. A manual of dental anaesthesia. 1953. 49, 237, 147-148. (A D Macalister).
BENNETT, C R
311. Conscious sedation in dental practice. 1975. 71, 155-156. (R Neels).
BLAUSTEIN, S
312. New nitrous oxide technique for dental surgery in diabetes mellitus (from Anesth & Analg). 1941. 37, 185, 88 (F J H Barr).
BRANNSTROM, M
313. + Pashley D H, Garberoglio R. Periodontal ligament anaesthesia - clinical experience
and review of recent research. 1986. 82, 24-25. (C C Waalkens).
BURKARD, A F
314. Subcutaneous oxygen injections for asthma, pain and infections. 1941. 37, 185, 85.
(R S Smart).
CAMPION, V See Inglis J M.
CHIPMAN, C N See Mead S V.
CHRISTENSEN, G W
315. Technique for general anaesthesia (from JADA). 1941. 37, 185, 57.
CHRISTIANSEN, G W
316. General anaesthesia for mouth surgery. 1939. 35, 174, 152-153. (WGM).
CLARK, O P
317. Evipan in dental surgery. 1938. 34, 169, 245. (WGM).
CLICK, E G
318. + Elkin N C. Determining length of needle for injection. 1941. 37, 187, 122. (A C Macintyre).
DRUMMOND-JACKSON, S L
319. Intravenous anaesthesia in dentistry. 1953. 49, 236, 106. (J P Walsh).
DUBNER, R See Lund J P.
ELKIN, N C See Click E G.
EVERETT, G B See Allen GD
EVERS H, See Haglund J.
FROST, T W
320. Hypnosis in general dental practice. 1960. 56, 263, 37-38. (G W G Boot).
GARBEROGLIO, R See Brannstrom M.
GIBILISCO, J A
321. + McNeill C, Perry H T. Orofacial pain: understanding temporomandibular
disorders. 1995. 91, 30. (P Foreman).
GROSS, S G See Perkes R A.
HAGLUND, J
322. + Evers H. Local anaesthesia in dentistry. 1974. 70, 141-142. (G T Candy).
HENDERSON, Y
323. + Hill L, Paton N. Four lectures on general anaesthesia. 1926. 22, 99, 72.
HILL, L See Henderson Y.
HOWE, G L
324. + Whitehead F I. Local anaesthesia in dentistry. 1973. 69, 221-222. (A D Macalister).
325. + Whitehead F I H. Local anaesthesia in dentistry. 1982. 78, 103-104. (L Snape).
HYDE, W H
326. Fundamentals of nitrous oxide-oxygen anaesthesia. 1941, 37, 184, 29. (FJHB).
INGLIS, J M
327. + Campion V. General anaesthesia for dentistry. 1961. 57, 268, 111. (S Fogg).
JASTAK, J T
328. + Yagiela J A. Regional anaesthesia of the oral cavity. 1982. 78, 103. (J K Barclay).
KEMP, H R
329. Extra oral mandibular nerve block. 1941. 37, 187, 122-123. (A C Macintyre).
KURLAND, D
330. Intravenous techniques in dentistry. 1967. 63, 293, 238-239. (J R Ritchie).
LANGA, H
331. Relative analgesia in dental practice. 1978. 74, 171. (B Taylor).
LAVIGNE, G J See Lund J P.
LEICESTER, H M See Tainter M L.
LOVESTEDT, S A
332. Use of higher than usual concentrations of procaine hydrochloride in dentistry. 1944. 40, 200, 49. (J H Barr).
LUND, J P
333. + Lavigne G J, Dubner R, Sessle B J. Orofacial pain: from basic science to clinical management. 2001. 97, 71. (J M Gregg).
MACALISTER, A D See Pryor W J.
MALAMED, S F
334. Handbook of local anaesthesia. 2006. 102, 98. (J Kieser).
MARTIN, N D
335. Emergencies in dental practice. 1982. 78, 104. (W M Bell).
McNEILL, C See Gibilisco J A.
MEAD, S V
336. Anaesthesia in dental surgery. 1935. 31, 152, 304 -305. (R).
337. + Chipman C N. Avertin-nitrous oxid-oxygen anaesthesia in dental surgery. 1936. 32, 159, 349 (WGM).
MECCHAN, J G
338. Practical dental local anaesthesia. 2006. 102, 71. (O Allsbrook).
MEYER, R A See Allen G D.
MILLER, H C
339. Clinical reactions to various anaesthetic solutions. 1937. 33, 163, 253. (WGM).
MOOSE, S M See Tainter M L.
MUMFORD, J M
340. Toothache and related pain. 1976. 72, 175-176. (K I Donaldson).
NEVIN, M
341. + Peterburgh P G. Conduction, infiltration and general anaesthesia in dentistry. 1939. 35, 172, 43. (WGM).
NEVIN, M I
342. Incompatibility of sulfanilamide with benzocaine. 1941. 37, 188, 150.
OKESON, J P
343. Orofacial pain: guidelines for assessment, diagnosis and management. 1997. 93, 60. (S A Evans).
PASHLEY, D H See Brannstrom M.
PATON N, See Henderson Y.
PERKES, R A
344. + Gross S G. Clinical management of temporomandibular disorders and orofacial pain. 1996. 92, 59. (P A Foreman).
PERRY, H T See Gibilisco J A.
PETERBURGH, P G See Nevin M.
POSNET, J J
345. Local anaesthesia simplified. 1925. 20, 88, 139-140.
PRYOR, W J
346. + Macalister A D. General anaesthetic and sedation techniques for dentistry. 1972. 68, 328-329. (V B Cook).
ROBERTS, D H
347. + Sowray J H. Local analgesia in dentistry. 1971. 67, 123-124. (J K Barclay).
348. + Sowray J H. Local analgesia in dentistry. 1989. 85, 100. (W M Gaudie).
RUSSELL, I J See Simons D G.
SAAD (Society for the Advancement of Anaesthesia in Dentistry)
349. Intravenous anaesthesia. 1968. 64, 295, 53. (W M Smeeton).
SALMAN, I
350. Local anaesthesia. 1940. 36, 183, 315.
SARGENTI, A
351. Local anaesthesia in dentistry. 1966. 62, 289, 234. (T H Logan).
SCHER, E A
352. Trichlorethylene and dental analgesia. 1946. 42, 207, 186.
SESSLE, B J See Lund J P.
SHANE, S M E
353. Principles of sedation, local and general anaesthesia in dentistry. 1976. 72, 174 -175. (R Larkin).
SIMONS, D G
354. + Russell I J. Muscle pain: understanding its nature, diagnosis and treatment. 2002. 98, 55-56. (G Johnson).
SOWRAY, J H See Roberts D H.
SPIRO, S R
355. Amnesia-analgesia techniques in dentistry. 1974. 70, 221-222. (M K M Taylor).
STRINGER, K K
356. Post-operative pain: its causes and control. 1939. 35, 176, 274 -275. (WGM).
SYKES, P
357. Drummond-Jackson’s sedation and anaesthesia. 1980. 76, 87. (K M Young).
TAINTER, M L
358. + Throndsen A H, Moose S M. Alleged clinical importance of buffered local anaesthetic solution. 1941. 37, 185, 85. (R S Smart).
359. + Throndsen A H, Leicester H M. Effect of sodium bisulphite in local anaesthetic solutions (JADA). 1942. 38, 192, 79. (F J H Barr).
360. + Throndsen A H. Suitability of Butyn for injection anaesthesia in oral surgery. 1942. 38, 194, 173. (F J H Barr).
THRONDSEN, A H See Tainter M L.
TOLAS, A G See Allen G D.
VOLKER, H W
361. Practical considerations in administering nitrous oxide. 1941. 37, 187, 121-122.
(R S Smart).
WHITEHEAD, F I (H) See Howe G L.
YAGIELA, J A See Jastak J T.
Reviewers’ Initials:
FJHB = F J H Barr; WGM = W G Middlemass; R = unknown -- other reviewers that year (1935) were “H”, “T” and “X”. The 1935 editor was J Reid Burt.
Addendum:
362. Death in hospital -- chloroform. 1922. 17, 71, 170-171.
Index of Authors
Abrahams L C 201.
A’Court F C 1.
Adams F R 202.
Adelman R A 307.
Allen G D 308, 309.
Anson G F (V) 2, 3.
Antunovic D M 4.
Archer W H 310.
Arnott D 203.
Ashton P 204.
Ayers K M S 46.
Baker A B 27.
Barclay J K 5 - 8.
Bender E G 9 - 14. ) ? the same
Bender G 15, 16, 42. )
Bennett C R 311.
Benson R L 17.
Best J V H 18.
Black C 205.
Blake-Palmer G 19.
Blatchly D 20.
Blaustein S 312.
Bowman W I 43.
Brannstrom M 313.
Broadbent B G 21.
Broadbent J 22.
Brook C S 23.
Brown T P 24.
Buist A G 25.
Burford J 26.
Burkard A F 314.
Burton J F 27.
Buxton J D 20.
Campion V 327.
Candy G T 28.
Cape-Williamson R B 29.
Cartwright J P 30.
Chipman C N 337.
Christensen G W 315. ) ? the same
Christiansen G W 316. )
Christmas P I 206.
Clark O P 317.
Click E G 318.
Clouston N A 31.
Coffin S 207.
Cohen B 32.
Cotton S 33.
Cox H 34.
Craddock F W 35, 36.
Crawford R G 37.
Crump H D 38.
Crump P D 39.
Darby F W 40.
Davidson L E 46.
Day C D M 41.
Denniston M E 42.
De Silva F P R 43.
Dodds R B 44.
Downie E 45.
Drummond B 208, 209. ) ? the same
Drummond B K 46. )
Drummond-Jackson S L 20, 319, 357.
Dubner R 333.
Elkin N C 318.
Everett G B 308.
Evers H 322.
Fischer G 47, 48, 63.
F N M 210.
Foote P F 49.
Foreman P A 500 - 61, 176, 211.
Fouhy T G 62.
Frost T W 320.
Fullerton E W (? F W) 64.
Garberoglio R 313.
Gavin J B 65.
Geary C P 65.
Gibbs J H 66.
Gibilisco J A 321.
Gilbert G H 67.
Goss A N 68 - 69.
Goulstone W F 70. ) ? the same
Goulstone W R 71. )
Gow-Gates G A E 165.
Gross S G 344.
Gunn H 72.
Haglund J 322.
Hammond K 212.
Hanan F A 73.
Harding E P W 17.
Harmes B H 74.
Harold P L 60.
Harris N K F 213 - 215.
Hartwig F 75.
Harvey P M 76.
Hastings J P 77.
Hay K D 60.
Heidbrink J A 78.
Henderson Y 323.
Hill L 323.
Hoby A 79.
Howard H 80.
Howe G L 324, 325.
Hudson M P W 20.
Hunter K M 81 - 83, 181, 182.
Hursthouse W R 84.
Hyde W H 326.
Inglis J M 327.
James N 85.
Jastak J T 328.
Jensen G R 86.
Johnson R H 87.
Johnston J W 36.
Jones P B 88.
Kemp H R 329.
King K C 89.
Kumara R 90, 91.
Kurland D 330.
Langa H 331.
Large B 216.
Lavigne G J 333.
Laws A J 92.
Leavitt B 93.
Le Brocq C N 94.
Leicester H M 359.
Levien L 95.
Lighterman I 96.
Lingard G 217.
Litchfield M K 97.
Loeber D S 98.
Lovestedt S A 332.
Lozier M 218.
Lund J P 333.
Luyk N H 83, 99, 180, 219.
Macalister A D 100, 101, 195, 346.
Macintosh D 102.
Mackay H 103.
Macklin A H 104.
Malamed S F 334.
Mandiwall H 105.
Mangos J F 106.
Martin N D 335.
Mason J M 107.
McCaughey S G 108.
McIvor E G 109, 110.
McKellar P 111.
McKenzie K 112.
McKesson E I 113.
McLachlan M A 114, 115.
McMechan F H 116.
McNeill C 321.
Mead S V 336, 337.
Mecchan J G 338.
Meldrum A 220.
Mennel 117.
Meyer R A 308.
Miller H C 339.
Moffat S M 46.
Moller H E 118.
Moore S 119, 120.
Moose S M 358.
Morse D R 121.
Mumford J M 340.
Murlless F T 122.
N B 221.
Neels R 176.
Nepola S R 222.
Nevin M 341. ) ? the same
Nevin M I 342. )
Newcomb G M 123.
Noakes P 124.
Okeson J P 343.
Orbell G M 125.
Ottolengui R 126.
Palmer D K 127.
Parker P 128.
Parkinson R 83, 180, 182.
Parrot A H 129.
Pashley D H 313.
Paton N 323.
Paulin M 130 - 132.
Perkes R A 344.
Perry H T 321.
Peterburgh P G 341.
Pickerell H P 133.
Pinfold F 134.
Posnet J J 345.
Poswillo D 135, 136.
Pritchard J 43.
Pryor W J 137 - 138, 346.
Richards C 223.
Roberts D H 347, 348.
Robinson J M 139 - 140.
Russell A 141, 142.
Russell I J 354.
SAAD (Society for the Advancement of Anaesthesia in Dentistry) 349.
Sage D J 143.
Salman I 350.
Sargenti A 351.
Scher E A 352.
Sessle B J 333.
Shane S M E 353.
Shaw H A 144.
Simons D G 354.
Sinclair J M 145.
Smart R S 224.
Smeeton W M 146.
Sowray J H 347, 348.
Spiro S R 355.
Steward A P 147.
Stockwell R F 148 - 152.
Stringer K K 356.
Sturtevant J 153.
Suckling E A 154.
Sykes P 357.
Tainter M L 358 - 360.
Taylor L F 155, 156.
Taylor M K M 157.
Taylor R C 158.
Theilman N C 76.
Thomas K H 159.
Thomson W M 22.
Throndsen A H 358 - 360
Tolas A G 308.
Volker H W 361.
Walsh J P 160 - 162.
Ward M R 163.
Wardrop W 164.
Watson J E 165.
West A T 166.
Whitehead F I (H) 324, 325.
Whyman R A 167.
Wickham N E 168, 169.
Wilkinson B M 170, 171.
Wilkinson G R 172, 173.
Wilkinson H S 174.
Wilkinson W B 173, 175, 176.
Willetts P N 177.
Wiliams A G 178.
Williams S M 46.
Woodman J B 179.
Workman G 225.
Yagiela J A 328.
Young K M 226 - 229.
Zacharias M 83, 90, 91, 180 - 182.
Subject Index
Accident insurance 224.
Acupuncture 55, 215, 231.
Adrenaline (suprarenin) 71, 75, 302.
Amnesia 136, 355.
Anaesthesia
Block 73, 141, 245, 272.
Clinical case 12.
Dental 2, 3, 5, 64, 120, 134, 172, 195, 238, 269, 308 - 310, 336,
341, 346, 353.
Electronic 209.
General
by x rays 77.
dangers 17, 45, 170, 233, 251.
dental injuries 27, 206.
in chair 20, 105.
in conservative dentistry 161, 175.
in dental surgery 25, 37, 106, 110, 118, 137, 138, 184, 265, 327, 336.
in oral surgery 135, 188, 316.
in periodontal surgery 76.
minor operations 117.
outcomes 46, 194, 233.
safety 296, 297.
techniques 315, 323.
Intravenous 20, 51, 52, 53, 105, 109, 138, 146, 157, 158, 170, 319, 330, 349.
Light 50.
Local 1, 39, 47, 48, 63, 73, 84, 95, 97, 129, 132, 159, 222, 273,
276-278, 322, 324, 325, 334, 338, 345, 350, 351.
Nasotracheal (children) 24.
Patient factors 290.
Pressure 126.
Regional 129, 294, 295, 328.
Society 166, 193, 286, 298.
Topical 122, 201.
Anaesthetic machines 299.
Anaesthetic Mortality Assessment Committee 191.
Anaesthetics, local 107, 112, 202, 358, 359.
Anaesthetist (dental specialist) 80.
Analgesia 38, 155, 156, 239 - 242, 355.
allergies 212.
in dental practice 29, 113, 127.
intraligamentary 4, 223, 225.
local 347, 348.
relative 214, 331.
Antidotes 31.
Apothesine 243.
Avertin 337.
Benzocaine 342.
Blood pressure observation 116, 280.
Bronchospasm 153.
Brietal (see methohexitone)
Butyn 247, 360.
Carbon dioxide 43, 44.
Children’s dentistry 24, 49, 125, 167, 207, 220.
Chloroform 362.
Christchurch Hospital (dental dept) 255.
Christopher Park (Hamilton) 254.
Cocaine 63, 70, 133, 185, 192, 246, 247.
and adrenaline 75.
colloidal 248.
substitutes 94.
Deaths 131, 191, 199, 200, 234, 252, 253, 267, 268, 305, 362.
Dental extractions (survey) 5.
Dental student training 34, 183, 323.
Dentists and anaesthetics 257, 258.
Diazepam 7, 52, 53, 102, 226, 227.
Diploma (anaesthetics) 259.
Drugs
analgesic 219, 222.
beta blockers 228.
in oral surgery 100.
Emergencies 22, 26, 236, 335.
Epontol 146.
Ethyl chloride 23, 117, 262.
Evipan 10, 263, 264, 317.
Flumazenil 83.
Gas (see nitrous oxide)
Goldman, Dr (visit) 270.
Hartman desensitizer 186.
Hewitt’s apparatus 301.
History 33, 80, 148 - 152.
Hypnotism, hypnotherapy 19, 72, 85, 124, 139, 140, 144, 147, 168, 169, 189, 320.
Injection time (local) 204.
Intraosseous anaesthesia 18, 178.
Intrapharyngeal gas & oxygen 104.
Legal 197 - 200, 237.
Lignocaine (see Xylocaine)
Local anaesthesia
accidents 230.
adverse reactions 8, 28, 101, 304, 306, 339, 342.
buffered solution, etc. 358, 359.
electrical osmosis 261.
failed 203, 266.
hazards 185, 205, 266.
in conservative work 129.
infiltration and conduction 159, 174.
Levien’s 128.
periodontal ligament 229, 313.
pulmonary tuberculosis 232.
Lorazepam 7, 81, 82.
Macintosh, Prof. (visit) 62.
Mandibular block 165, 329.
Maxillary block 162.
Maxillofacial surgery 67.
McKesson apparatus 15.
Methohexitone (Brietal) 54, 98, 157, 173, 176.
Methoxyflurane 156.
Midazolam 83, 180, 182.
Monitoring 116, 143, 280.
Monocaine 202, 307.
Mucosal prep. for local 65.
Needles 16, 171, 318.
Nitrous oxide 9, 14, 15, 17, 30, 38, 41, 42, 44, 74, 78, 79, 104, 108, 114, 115, 154, 187, 250, 251, 260, 271, 274, 280, 293, 297, 300, 312, 326, 337, 361.
idiosyncrasy 281.
prolonged 79, 119, 292.
Novocaine (& adrenaline) 71, 112, 130, 221, 246, 282-285.
NSAIDs 153.
NZDA Conference (first) 190.
Obtundents 66, 287.
Operaror-anaesthetist 288.
Oxygen (subcutaneous) 314.
Pacatal 145.
Pain
ablation 32.
and anxiety 6.
craniofacial 58.
dental 256, 340.
facial 36, 87, 216.
muscle 354.
myofascial 56, 57, 68, 69, 92, 163.
orofacial 60, 321, 333, 343, 344.
postoperative 291, 356.
service 289.
Patient emotion 111, 216, 249.
Patients, ambulatory 218.
Pentothal (thiopentone) 88, 142.
and gas-oxygen 13.
Poisons in dentistry (+ antidotes) 31.
Premedication 41, 125.
Procaine 247, 332.
Psychiatric patients, dental care 89.
Research 279.
Resuscitation 181, 244.
Risks 179.
Shock 11, 303.
Sedation 217, 311, 346, 353, 357.
intellectually handicapped 86.
intravenous 59, 99, 177, 180, 182, 194, 211, 235.
policy document 196.
Sinclair J H (honour) 275.
Somnoform 103, 117, 164, 210.
Suckling, Arthur 80.
Sulfanilamide 342.
Suprarenin (see adrenaline)
Temporomandibular joint & disorders 56, 57, 61, 321, 344.
Tenoxicam 90.
Throat packs 35.
Tic douloureux 96.
Toothache 340.
Tramadol 91.
Tranquillising drugs 145.
Transcendental meditation 121, 127.
Trewby apparatus (N2O) 119.
Trilene (trichlorethylene) 155, 160, 352.
Tubocain 63.
Tutocain 93.
Vasoconstrictors 123.
Waste gases 40, 208, 213.
Xylocaine (lignocaine) 21.
Chronological Index
1905 190, 210.
1906 75, 117, 164.
1907
1908 70, 84, 107, 133.
1909 77, 94, 129, 197, 198, 237.
1910 103, 119.
1911 71, 120, 276.
1912 261.
1913 79, 95, 128, 255, 284.
1914 29, 66, 112, 113, 239, 240, 262.
1915 38, 159, 274, 285.
1916 34, 221.
1917 9, 97, 192, 241, 242, 248, 250, 257, 273, 294.
1918 230, 243, 249, 287, 296.
1919 183, 184, 238, 265-267, 290, 301.
1920 37, 116, 245, 258, 271, 272, 302, 305.
1921 42, 232, 268, 279, 292, 297.
1922 130, 131, 260, 295, 300, 304, 306, 362.
1923 78, 253, 282.
1924 2, 185, 199.
1925 15, 17, 47, 48, 108, 126, 134, 200, 283, 293, 345.
1926 44, 174, 323.
1927 63, 73, 74, 93.
1928 1, 41.
1929 247.
1930 35, 114.
1931 3, 64, 115.
1932 39.
1933 31.
1934 10, 23, 33, 132, 154, 234, 263, 264.
1935 104, 179, 246, 259, 336.
1936 122, 178, 186, 236, 277, 281, 303, 337.
1937 201, 233, 339.
1938 317.
1939 16, 187, 202, 280, 288, 291, 316, 341, 356.
1940 251, 350.
1941 88, 224, 252, 307, 312, 314, 315, 318, 326, 329, 342, 358, 361.
1942 67, 278, 359, 360.
1943 244.
1944 11, 12, 332.
1945 30.
1946 352.
1947 13, 45, 141, 188.
1948 32, 207.
1949 160.
1950 14.
1951 18, 62, 124.
1952 21, 118, 147, 218, 222.
1953 310, 319.
1954 135.
1955 49, 96, 155.
1956
1957 25.
1958 142, 168.
1959 19, 139, 144, 158, 161, 166, 175, 189.
1960 137, 145, 169, 172, 173, 298, 320.
1961 36, 86, 140, 193, 327.
1962
1963 65, 106.
1964 76, 270.
1965 50, 100, 138, 170, 176, 195.
1966 20, 51, 105, 109, 110, 171, 177, 351.
1967 136, 146, 269, 330.
1968 28, 254, 349.
1969 52.
1970 53, 54, 98, 111, 157.
1971 125, 347.
1972 26, 162, 346.
1973 5, 101, 123, 308, 324.
1974 68, 85, 322, 355.
1975 69, 148, 149, 156, 231, 311.
1976 43, 81, 92, 150-152, 165, 194, 340, 353.
1977 24, 72, 82, 213, 214, 286.
1978 55, 215, 331.
1979 6, 7, 235.
1980 127, 226, 357.
1981 8, 40, 121, 227.
1982 87, 228, 325, 328, 335.
1983 80, 102, 205, 229.
1984
1985 4, 56, 57, 217, 223, 225, 256, 309.
1986 313.
1987 27.
1988 191, 212.
1989 143, 348.
1990 163.
1991 58, 211.
1992 59, 180, 196, 220.
1993 99.
1994 60, 83, 181.
1995 208, 209, 321.
1996 182, 204, 206, 299, 344.
1997 275, 289, 343.
1998 61, 89, 90, 216.
1999 153, 203.
2000 167, 219.
2001 22, 333.
2002 91, 354.
2003
2004 46.
2005
2006 334, 338.