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2. EMERGENCY INTUBATION OF THE TRACHEA FACILITATED BY SUXAMETHONIUM

Author

J. C. Carnie, B. Kumar, and M. K. Street

Subjects
Neuromuscular Blockade, medicine.medical_specialty, medicine.diagnostic_test, business.industry, medicine.medical_treatment, Laryngoscopy, Surgical procedures, Emergency situations, Surgery, Anesthesiology and Pain Medicine, Anesthesia, Peripheral nerve stimulator, medicine, Intubation, In patient, business, Surgical patients
Abstract

The relationship between the time of onset of neuromuscular blockade and the time at which laryngoscopy was attempted was studied in patients presenting for emergency obstetric or emergency general surgical procedures. “Train-of-four” stimulation and visual observation of the evoked twitch response in the hand were used as a measure of the degree of neuromuscular blockade. The attendantanaesthetist was unaware of the response to the peripheral nerve stimulator. Intubation preceded complete neuromuscular blockade; in the obstetric patients there was no correlation between the two times. The use of a peripheral nerve stimulator should allow the anaesthetist to perform intubation in emergency situations with a greater degree of safety.

Published
1986

3. List of Participants

Author

F G van den AARSEN, T P ABELES, P AGNEW, H H AL-AYFARI, D ANDREWS, Salah ARAFA, S BANNISTER, S C BAJPAI, P M L BARNES, B BARP, F BASON, C L BEEVERS, G BENEVOLO, Rafael O BERNARDO, H G BEYER, B BIET, L BODRIA, Knut BONKE, E BOSSANYI, E BRETT, D BRICKENDEN, John R BRITTEN, P BROOKS, G R BROWN DOUGLAS, R J CAIRNS, D A CAMERON, C CARNIE, G CASTELLI, P R CAVE, T CLARKE, M CRAWFORD, F DICKSON, J A DUFFIE, G C EJEBE, A ELGAMMAL, G ELLIOT, F EVANS, J H EVANS, P EVEMY, M FALCHETTA, R M FARRELL, I & J FAWKES, G FELSENSTEIN, P FERON, I FINDLAY, J A H FORD, A E FREDRIKSEN, A M FULTON, P GARDNER, John GARSIDE, R GEORGE, J.C. GERMAN, A GRANT, J HALLIDAY, W R HANNA, J D L HARRISON, D HART, Mike HARWOOD, Fergus HAYES, M HERBST, P N HOOPER, Harold H HOPFE, I HOUNAM, A. JAGADEESH, W JAMES, I JANSSON, M JANUARY, H JELINKOVA, Andrew A M JENJE, I JONES, Kaj JORGENSEN, H F JORGENSON, A KERR, Tim KIRBY, P KJAERBOE, P KULCSAR, S KYRITSIS, M R LEESON, Renato LESMO, C W LEWIS, Mr LEWIS, J LOW, M LUNDSBERG, J LUTHER, W McCALLUM, Sean MCCARTHY, Kerr MCGREGOR, C MacLEAN, I MacLeod, T S MALCOLM, G McINNES, M MATHERS, I MELVILLE, T MORBETY, G B MORETON, R M MORRIS, H T NEILSEN, Nelson I NGOKA, A O ODUKWE, F O'BROLCHAIN, OKSANEN Erkki, S OST, Aziz OZMERZI, D I PAGE, A.M PEATFIELD, null PELLIZZI, C M PETERSON, L PIRAZZI, Simon POWLES, JP UNDP PRINS, J PUIG, H C RASMUSSEN, J REILLY, A RESTIVO, G RIVA, Elliot ROBERTSON, Paul ROBINSON, D Elliot RODGER, J RUDOLPH, S H SALTER, Richard SCOTT, E B SHULTZ, P SMITH, Leo SODERHOLM, D SOMERVILLE, Svatopluk STAMPACH, Maurizio STANCAMPIANO, R STEINBERGER, A T SULAIMAN, J TAYLOR, R TAYLOR, D TEACI, S THOM, Antony THOMAS, N TOMTER, M TUDOROVIC, J W TWIDELL, J TYMINSKY, G VENNER, Alberto VIRGILI, J A WALKER, Priyo WASPODO, J WELSCHEN, Michael WESTGATE, Anne WHELDON, Peter WHITE, R J WHITE, null WILLIAMS, D WILSON, A WILSON-GOUGH, Gao XIANGFAN, and G ZHU

Published
1986

4. Emergency intubation of the trachea facilitated by suxamethonium. Observations in obstetric and general surgical patients

Author

J C, Carnie, M K, Street, and B, Kumar

Subjects
Adult, Male, Time Factors, Laryngoscopy, Cesarean Section, Succinylcholine, Anesthesia, General, Pregnancy, Surgical Procedures, Operative, Intubation, Intratracheal, Anesthesia, Obstetrical, Humans, Female, Emergencies
Abstract

The relationship between the time of onset of neuromuscular blockade and the time at which laryngoscopy was attempted was studied in patients presenting for emergency obstetric or emergency general surgical procedures. "Train-of-four" stimulation and visual observation of the evoked twitch response in the hand were used as a measure of the degree of neuromuscular blockade. The attendant anaesthetist was unaware of the response to the peripheral nerve stimulator. Intubation preceded complete neuromuscular blockade; in the obstetric patients there was no correlation between the two times. The use of a peripheral nerve stimulator should allow the anaesthetist to perform intubation in emergency situations with a greater degree of safety.

Published
1986

5. Emergency Intubation of the Trachea Facilitated By Suxamethonium, Observations in Obstetric and General Surgical Patients

Author

B. Kumar, J. C. Carnie, and M. K. Street

Subjects
Neuromuscular Blockade, medicine.diagnostic_test, business.industry, medicine.medical_treatment, Laryngoscopy, Surgical procedures, Emergency situations, Anesthesia, Peripheral nerve stimulator, medicine, Intubation, In patient, business, Surgical patients
Abstract

The relationship between the time of onset of neuromuscular blockade and the time at which laryngoscopy was attempted was studied in patients presenting for emergency obstetric or emergency general surgical procedures. “Train-of-four” stimulation and visual observation of the evoked twitch response in the hand were used as a measure of the degree of neuromuscular blockade. The attendantanaesthetist was unaware of the response to the peripheral nerve stimulator. Intubation preceded complete neuromuscular blockade; in the obstetric patients there was no correlation between the two times. The use of a peripheral nerve stimulator should allow the anaesthetist to perform intubation in emergency situations with a greater degree of safety.

Published
1986

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