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Comparison of AMG and EMG to Avoid Residual Paralysis After General Anesthesia
This study evaluates three different neuromuscular monitoring devices (acceleromyography, one- or three-dimensional, and electromyography) with regard to their precision to detect residual paralysis after injection of neuromuscular blocking agents and recurrence of paralysis after administration of reversal agents in a clinical setting.
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