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Does rocuronium pretreatment 1 minute versus 3 minutes before succinylcholine administration reduce biochemical changes, fasciculations, and myalgia in adult females undergoing minor surgery?
Does rocuronium pretreatment 1 minute versus 3 minutes before succinylcholine administration reduce biochemical changes, fasciculations, and myalgia in adult females undergoing minor surgery?
A 1-minute pretreatment interval with rocuronium is as effective as a 3-minute interval in preventing succinylcholine-induced fasciculations, myalgia, and creatine kinase elevation.
1-minute rocuronium pretreatment before succinylcholine is as effective as 3 minutes; confirms equivalence for reducing fasciculations, myalgia, and CK elevation in adults.
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