“…If it escapes the attention of the anaesthesiologist, then a fulminant MH will progress very fast to rhabdomyolysis, severe hyperkalaemia, increase in con centration of serum creatine Phosphokinase, myoglobinaemia, myoglobinuria, unstable blood pressure and bradycardia, which finally leads to asystole (Bradley et al 1973, Smith et al 1997. The onset of MH may be influenced, also, by other drugs, such as sodium thio pental or pancuronium (Gronert andMilde 1981, Brodbelt andTaylor 1998).…”