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Canadian Journal of Anesthesia, Vol 2, 263-267, Copyright © 1955 by Canadian Anesthesiologists' Society

Prolonged Duration of Apnoea due to Succinylcholine

P.M. F. MCGARRY MB., BCH, D.A. (IRELAND), DA. (ENG.)1

1 Children's Hospital, Winnipeg, Man Formerly Anaesthetist, Bromley Group Hospitals, Kent, Eng

Case histories of three patients have been given in an effort to show that a low serum cholinesterase is by no means an invariable finding where prolonged recovery to succinylchohne occurs.

A theory is given of a possible mechanism in these cases.

Practical suggestions on treatment are offered.






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