Survey of postoperative residual
curarization, acute respiratory events and approach of anesthesiologists.
A transient
curarization can be used during brief diagnostic or therapeutic procedures in order to avoid hemodynamic consequences of deep sedation [83].
After sedation and
curarization, orotracheal intubation was performed on him.
No standard dosing regimen exists yielding confusion on the management plan of residual
curarization. Here, we discuss a case where sugammadex reduced the time of the recovery from NMB in a patient who had incomplete antagonisms following adequate treatment with neostigmine, aiding timely extubation without persistent residual NMB, and hence prevented the requirement of postoperative ventilation and the improvement in patient care.
[TOF.sub.ratio] reductions are referred to as [TOF.sub.fade] and indicate the degree of patients'
curarization (Ali, Utting, & Gray, 1970; Murphy, 2006).
Post-operative Residual
Curarization (PORC) was frequent in patients given long acting neuromuscular blocking agents.
Aggressive laryngoscopy, patient's poor dentition, emergency interventions, insufficient anesthesia and
curarization, and anesthesiologist's inexperience are the major causal factors for dental lesions (Gaudio, R.M., et al., 2010).
Changes in the perception of inspiratory restive loads during partial
curarization. J Physiol.
Acetylcholinesterase inhibitors, however, have been reported to have undesired effects, such as bradycardia, bronchospasm, hypersalivation, residual
curarization, and extension of the block when used in overdose.
Manual evaluation of residual
curarization using double burst stimulation: a comparison with train-of-four.
