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Aujla KS et al. - The combination of low dose lidocaine, fentanyl and pancuronium for IVRA is safe and provides adequate analgesia. Though onset of analgesia is slower the quality is almost same and side effects negligible in comparison with 0.75 % lidocaine alone.

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