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Is the Performance of Acceleromyography Improved with Preload and Normalization?: A Comparison with Mechanomyography
Anesthesiology, 05/27/09
Claudius C et al. - Preload increases the precision of acceleromyography, and normalization of the TOF ratios decreases bias in relation to mechanomyography. When both acceleromyography and mechanomyography are normalized, there is no significant bias between the two methods.
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