Baraka_1986_Br.J.Anaesth_58_91S

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Title : Pseudocholinesterase activity and atracurium v. suxamethonium block - Baraka_1986_Br.J.Anaesth_58_91S
Author(s) : Baraka A , Wakid N , Noueihed R , Karam H , Bolotova N
Ref : British Journal of Anaesthesia , 58 :91S , 1986
Abstract :

Serum pseudocholinesterase activity in pregnant women was assayed spectrophotometrically using either propionylthiocholine or suxamethonium as substrate. All patients had a normal phenotype as indicated by normal dibucaine and fluoride numbers. However, the mean cholinesterase activity was lower than in the general population. There was a negative correlation between cholinesterase activity and the duration of neuromuscular blockade following suxamethonium, but no correlation was observed between the cholinesterase activity and the duration of block following atracurium.

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Baraka A, Wakid N, Noueihed R, Karam H, Bolotova N (1986)
Pseudocholinesterase activity and atracurium v. suxamethonium block
British Journal of Anaesthesia 58 :91S

Baraka A, Wakid N, Noueihed R, Karam H, Bolotova N (1986)
British Journal of Anaesthesia 58 :91S