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ByBahaa EweesProfessor of anaesthesia and intensive care medicine

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* Why?

* How?

* Where?

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A.Monitoring the onset time of action

B.Monitoring the duration of action

C.Monitoring of recovery

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Methods

1.Electrical EMG TOF (?)

2.Mechanical3.Acceleration

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T1, T2, T3, T4 … Complete Relaxation

Time T1 0 – 9 %

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Muscle Relaxant of Different Duration Time of Action (HOW?)

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T1 9 %

T1 25 %

T1 3 % (???) just reappearance of T1

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Recovery

Tetanic Stimulation Post Tetanic Count Post Tetanic Facilitation Post Tetanic TOF Double Burst Stimulation

(DBS) DBS D2B2S

D3B3S

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Acceleromyography

WHERE?

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Ulnar N.

Facial N.

Common Peroneal N.

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Adductor Pollicis (WHY?)

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When To Give Reversal??

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Half-reverse and Full reverse What is the meaning??

1st Dose followed by 2nd Dose (3 min. in between)

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Conclusion

TR equals T4/T1 is the conclusion in recovery TR 75 % TR 85 % TR 98 %

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* Why?

* How?

* Where?

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A.Monitoring the onset time of action

B.Monitoring the duration of action

C.Monitoring of recovery

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Thank You!!!