NEUROMUSCULAR BLOCKADE

This study uses artificial intelligence to predict when patients will fully recover from muscle relaxants given during surgery. The goal is to help doctors give the right dose at the right time, reducing the risk of breathing problems after surgery. The study will look at data fr…

This study brings together small groups of anesthesiologists from different European countries to discuss what would encourage them to use neuromuscular monitoring more often. Neuromuscular monitoring tracks how well muscle relaxants are wearing off after surgery, which can help …

This study aimed to compare moderate versus deep muscle relaxation during keyhole surgery for ventral hernias. It planned to see if deeper relaxation allows lower air pressure in the abdomen, improving surgical conditions and patient recovery. However, the study was withdrawn bef…

This study reviewed records of 70,000 adults who had non-urinary surgery under general anesthesia. It compared two drugs used to reverse muscle relaxants: sugammadex and neostigmine (given with atropine or glycopyrrolate). The goal was to see which drug is linked to fewer cases o…

This study looks at a puzzling event where some patients' muscles relax again after being reversed from anesthesia. Researchers will monitor 120 adults having elective surgery to see how often this happens. The goal is to understand the phenomenon better, not to test a new treatm…