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Doufas AG et al. – Both succinylcholine and mivacurium enhanced immobility during near–MAC anesthesia. All treatments were associated with a small, although significant, BIS increase in response to noxious stimulation, whereas succinylcholine increased BIS independently of noxious stimulation or EMGBIS. Mivacurium suppressed autonomic response to a noxious event.

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