论文信息 - Succinylcholine induced hyperkalaemia in patients with strabismus - 字舞流文

Succinylcholine induced hyperkalaemia in patients with strabismus

P. Berkebile | R. Smith | H. Pfaeffle | R. Smith | Paul E. Berkebile

[1] R. Smith,et al. Hyperkalaemia following succinylcholine administration in neurological disorders: A review , 1971, Canadian Anaesthetists' Society journal.

[2] V. Tommila,et al. Strabismus as a possible sign of latent muscular disease predisposing to suxamethonium-induced muscular injury. , 1970, Annals of clinical research.

[3] R. Tobey. Paraplegia, succinylcholine and cardiac arrest. , 1970, Anesthesiology.

[4] T. P. Beach,et al. Succinylcholine--danger in the spinal-cord-injured patient. , 1970, Anesthesiology.

[5] G. Racz,et al. A study of plasma potassium and electrocardiographic changes after a single dose of succinylcholine. , 1971, Canadian Anaesthetists' Society journal.

[6] R. Mazze,et al. Hyperkalemia and Cardiovascular Collapse Following Administration of Succinylcholine to the Traumatized Patient , 1969, Anesthesiology.

[7] H. Wüthrich,et al. The clinical importance of hyperkalaemia following suxamethonium administration. , 1969, British journal of anaesthesia.

[8] T. H. Joyce,et al. Succinylcholine danger in the burned patient. , 1967, Anesthesiology.

[9] D. Gillies,et al. Ventricular fibrilation in a burned boy. , 1961, Canadian Medical Association journal.

[10] W. Paton. THE EFFECTS OF MUSCLE RELAXANTS OTHER THAN MUSCULAR RELAXATION , 1959, Anesthesiology.