[Anti-ulcer effectiveness of mono- and dibasic carbamates with local anesthetic effects]

An evaluation of anti-ulcer effects of mono- and dibasic carbamate local anaesthetics was performed using two experimental models of gastric ulcers, i.e. those induced by stress, or by ligation of the pylorus. These models have been found not to be identical. In the case of stress-induced ulcers, no experimental animal died as compared to the second experimental group with a 30% mortality rate due to the more frequent occurrence of ulcer perforations. Result similarities of both models could only be found with respect to the range of damage of the mucous membrane of the stomach. A premedication with a majority of basic carbamates decreased the incidence and range of ulcer lesion. The anti-ulcer activity of monobasic carbamates was more significant when compared with dibasic compounds.