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Rapidly acting nondepolarizing muscle relaxants are needed in anesthetic practice to protect the patient's tracheobronchial tree after induction.
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Urges readiness with rapid-onset agents to safeguard airways; leaves open which nondepolarizing relaxant optimizes protection.
The need for a rapidly acting nondepolarizing muscle relaxant has always been felt in anaesthetic practice.The patient's tracheobronchial tree is unprotected after the induction of
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Arora et al. (1973) studied this question. Rapidly acting nondepolarizing muscle relaxants are needed in anesthetic practice to protect the patient's tracheobronchial tree after induction.
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