A member asked:

Could lidocaine block the na channels at the ap or at the dendrites (before or after the axon hillock). is it possible an ap fires?

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Nonspecific: Na channell blockade is a characteristic of lidocaine, that what allows it's use not only as a local anesthetic, but as antiarrhythmic agent as well. Although i must admit that i did not completely understand your question, the answer is yes, to my opinion. Hopefully you will be helped more by my colleagues, good luck.

Answered 4/8/2014

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