MYASTHENIC RESPONSE TO MUSCLE RELAXANTS IN VON RECKLINGHAUSEN'S DISEASE

Use of Muscle Relaxants in Patients Without Kidney Disease

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Denervation supersensitivity: the response to depolarizing muscle relaxants.

The chemical theory of neuromuscular transmission (Dale, Feldberg and Vogt, 1936) is now almost universally accepted, and implicates acetylcholine as the neuromuscular transmitter. Depolarizing muscle relaxants act, at least initially, in a manner similar to acetylcholine and are believed to produce their effects by prolonged depolarization, but in certain situations these agents, instead of pr...

Metastatic lung cancer presenting with jugular foramen syndrome in a case of von Recklinghausens disease.

Metastatic carcinomas from a distant primary malignancy involving the temporal bone particularly the jugular foramen are rare tumors. A 57-year-old gentleman had multiple gradually increasing swellings over the body since many years. For last two years, he noticed enlargement of the swelling in left calf and rapidly enlarging painful new swelling over the left chest wall in back for last one ye...

Use of muscle relaxants.

The Muscle Relaxants in Anaesthesia

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