Fig. 2.  Variable slope E  maxsigmoidal dose–response curves for bupivacaine and ropivacaine generated by nonlinear regression. Data points with error bars are shown as mean (SD). The horizontal axis is on a logarithmic scale. Antilog values for dose are shown below log(dose) values to aid interpretation. ED50was defined as the dose of the drug that reduces pain score to 50% of baseline at 30 min, and ED90was defined as the dose of the drug that reduces pain score to 90% of baseline at 30 min. The values for log(ED50) were different for the two local anesthetics, but the values for the Hill coefficient and log(ED90) were similar.

Fig. 2.  Variable slope E  maxsigmoidal dose–response curves for bupivacaine and ropivacaine generated by nonlinear regression. Data points with error bars are shown as mean (SD). The horizontal axis is on a logarithmic scale. Antilog values for dose are shown below log(dose) values to aid interpretation. ED50was defined as the dose of the drug that reduces pain score to 50% of baseline at 30 min, and ED90was defined as the dose of the drug that reduces pain score to 90% of baseline at 30 min. The values for log(ED50) were different for the two local anesthetics, but the values for the Hill coefficient and log(ED90) were similar.

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