Rapid injection of rocuronium bromide with saline dilution provides fastar onset of neuromuscular blockade and reduction of individual differences. Randamized controlled trial of factors on the onset time of non-depolarizing muscle relaxants
ESAIC Academy. Myoga Y. 06/03/17; 185170; 01AP02-5 Topic: General Anaesthesia
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