Key result
A comprehensive strategy including mandatory use of quantitative peripheral nerve stimulators and appropriate reversal agents is proposed to eliminate residual neuromuscular blockade during anaesthesia.
Population
Patients undergoing general anaesthesia receiving neuromuscular blocking drugs
Design
Editorial
Authors
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A comprehensive strategy using quantitative peripheral nerve stimulation and appropriate reversal agents is essential to prevent residual neuromuscular blockade and improve patient safety during anesthesia.
A comprehensive strategy using quantitative peripheral nerve stimulation and appropriate reversal agents is essential to prevent residual neuromuscular blockade and improve patient safety during anesthesia.
Rodney et al. (2015) conducted an editorial in Neuromuscular blockade during general anaesthesia. Quantitative peripheral nerve stimulator monitoring and reversal strategy was evaluated. A comprehensive strategy including mandatory use of quantitative peripheral nerve stimulators and appropriate reversal agents is proposed to eliminate residual neuromuscular blockade during anaesthesia.
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