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New drug system prolongs local anesthesia
Researchers at Boston Children's Hospital have developed an injectable drug delivery system that slowly releases an anesthetic around the nerves, enabling local numbness to last between two to three weeks, based on experiments conducted on mice. The new system aims to extend the duration of local anesthesia and reduce the need for repeat injections.
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