Curares and Curarisation: Post Graduate Course XIth International Meeting of Anaesthesiology and Resuscitation, 1979C. Conseiller |
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... pressure and + 10 mm Hg for the diastolic pressure . Such a rise has been reported by the majority of the other authors and is higher than that of pancuronium overall [ 58 ] . The peripheral resistance were found to be normal or ...
... pressure and + 10 mm Hg for the diastolic pressure . Such a rise has been reported by the majority of the other authors and is higher than that of pancuronium overall [ 58 ] . The peripheral resistance were found to be normal or ...
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... pressure are unchanged , however ( Fig . 7 ) . b ) Succinylcholine Harrison [ 30 ] studying 88 patients divided into 6 groups found that the alterations in blood pressure were less apparent after d - tubocurarine , alcuronium or ...
... pressure are unchanged , however ( Fig . 7 ) . b ) Succinylcholine Harrison [ 30 ] studying 88 patients divided into 6 groups found that the alterations in blood pressure were less apparent after d - tubocurarine , alcuronium or ...
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... pressure are extreme ( Fig . 1 ) . In 2 patients we were able to continuously monitor the arterial blood pressure for several days . These values were recorded while blocking paroxysm was controlled under curare and in the absence of ...
... pressure are extreme ( Fig . 1 ) . In 2 patients we were able to continuously monitor the arterial blood pressure for several days . These values were recorded while blocking paroxysm was controlled under curare and in the absence of ...
Contents
WASER P G and SCHOENENBERGER E The structure | 7 |
S Mechanisms of action of muscle relaxants | 21 |
NIVOCHE Y Pharmacologic factors modifying the function | 53 |
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