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Failure of magnesium sulphate to prevent suxamethonium induced muscle pains


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item type
article in a journal
authors
W N Chestnutt and J W Dundee
pubmed
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/4014628
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journal
Anaesthesia
year
1985
month
May
volume
40
number
5
pages
488–490

abstract

In fit unpremedicated patients undergoing minor operations and who were ambulant on the afternoon of the operations, pretreatment with magnesium sulphate given intravenously did not reduce the incidence of suxamethonium induced myalgia below that in a similar series who received no prophylactic therapy. The injection of magnesium in conscious patients is followed by unpleasant side effects.

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