Key result
Routine quantitative twitch monitoring is strongly recommended as a standard of care to prevent residual neuromuscular blockade, requiring a normalized TOF ratio of at least 0.9 before extubation.
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Editorial
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This editorial advocates for routine quantitative twitch monitoring during neuromuscular blockade and highlights the need to normalize train-of-four ratios when using acceleromyography.
This editorial advocates for routine quantitative twitch monitoring during neuromuscular blockade and highlights the need to normalize train-of-four ratios when using acceleromyography.
Bowdle et al. (2020) conducted an editorial in Neuromuscular blockade. Quantitative twitch monitoring was evaluated. Routine quantitative twitch monitoring is strongly recommended as a standard of care to prevent residual neuromuscular blockade, requiring a normalized TOF ratio of at least 0.9 before extubation.
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