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Control of perioperative muscle strength during ambulatory surgery
Current Opinion in Anesthesiology, 11/04/09

Alfille PH et al. – Optimal muscle relaxation for ambulatory surgery results from a judicious combination of regional anesthesia, opioids, and low doses of NMBAs. The effects of NMBAs should be monitored quantitatively by acceleromyography and reversed appropriately.

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