1981
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2125.1981.tb01168.x
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Clinical assessment of neuromuscular transmission.

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“…Other workers have reported that the first response of the train-of-four, regarded as a single twitch, recovered more rapidly than the fourth response and the train-of-four ratio (Bevan, 1979;Harper, Bradshaw and Healy, 1984;Jones, Pearce and Williams, 1984). Reliance on the return of the single twitch to the control value could be misleading, since a significant degree of residual receptor occupancy, as indicated by marked tetanic or train-of-four fade, may still be present (Ali et al, 1981;Payne and Hughes, 1981).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Other workers have reported that the first response of the train-of-four, regarded as a single twitch, recovered more rapidly than the fourth response and the train-of-four ratio (Bevan, 1979;Harper, Bradshaw and Healy, 1984;Jones, Pearce and Williams, 1984). Reliance on the return of the single twitch to the control value could be misleading, since a significant degree of residual receptor occupancy, as indicated by marked tetanic or train-of-four fade, may still be present (Ali et al, 1981;Payne and Hughes, 1981).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%