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Canadian Journal of Anesthesia, Vol 12, 475-485, Copyright © 1965 by Canadian Anesthesiologists' Society

L'Influence des troubles de l'hémodynamique sur l'action des myoresolutifs pendant la narcose et l'opération

V A KOVANEFF 1 and I M CHMELESKYI 2

1 Docteur ès sciences médicales
2 Candidat ès sciences médicales

By clinical electromyographic studies the authors have demonstrated augmen–tation of the intensity and duration of actiom of non–depolarizing muscle relaxarits (D–tubocurarine and gallamme) in patients operated on for cardio–vascular disease, and who during the course of anaesthesia and operation presented haemodynamic problems and modification? in acid–base balance The principal factor responsible for increase in the intensity of the neuromusculair block is the degree of metabolic acidosis

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Travail effectué dans l'Institut de chirurgie cardio-vasculaire de l'Académie des Sciences Médicales de l'U R S S—Directeur Prof S A Kolesnikoff, activiste émérite des Sciences—Dirigeant Scientifique Prof A N Bakouleff, membre de l'Académie






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