1, Increases in intragastric pressure with succinylcholine administration, when they do occur, appear to correlate with the magnitude and the intensity of fasciculations.

2, Is the Dose-related Reduction in Succinylcholine -induced Myalgia due to Cointervention?

3, The administration of succinylcholine results in transient and modest increases in intracranial pressure.

4, After the succinylcholine was injected. Montez held Herring's head steady and Kadric slid the breathing tube down her throat.

5, Effect of atracurium and succinylcholine on intraocular pressure in general anaesthesia was observed.

6, Disadvantages of succinylcholine include postoperative myalgias and the potential triggering of malignant hyperthermia.

7, The administration of succinylcholine can result in varying degrees of increased masseter muscle tension.

8, When thiopental is administered before succinylcholine, the potential intraocular pressure associated with succinylcholine may be attenuated.

9, Objective To investigate the effects of propofor and thiopentone induction on hemodynamics and amyostasia and myodynia caused by succinylcholine.

10, The increase in intraocular pressure peaks 2 to 4 minutes after the administration of succinylcholine.

11, Patients who develop trismus in association with the administration of succinylcholine may be susceptible to the subsequent development of malignant hyperthermia.

12, Pediatric patients are especially at risk for this complication of succinylcholine administration.

13, There is a theoretical risk of the aspiration of gastric fluid and contents with the increased intragastric pressure associated with the administration of succinylcholine.

14, Objective Cerebral perfusion pressure(CPP)of brain tumor patients during induction and tracheal intubation after intravenous sodium pentothal succinylcholine or etomidate atracurium was compared.