Let R be the coordinate ring of
an integral affine algebraic surface, R the henselization of R along a reduced,
connected curve and K the quotient field of R. Then every central K-division algebra
D of exponent n in B(K) is cyclic of degree n. If K is the quotient field of R and D
is a central K-division algebra of exponent n with ramification divisor Z on
SpecR, then there is an étale neighborhood U →SpecR of Z such that
upon restriction to K(U), D is a cyclic algebra of exponent n and index
n.