Succinylcholine   (translated from Dutch)
Succinylcholine Succinylcholine, also confessed as suxamethonium ("sux") a spierverslappend ...
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Image:Succinylcholine.png
Image:Succinylcholine.png Image File history File links Succinylcholine.png Chemical structure of succinylcholine This image was created with JChemPaint by ...
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User talk:MattKingston/archive1
... to me that your talking about the succinylcholine link on the anaesthetic drugs page. I moved succinylcholine to suxamethonium chloride (Its INN) and updated ... be good for you to note that "succinylcholine" is not "british spelling" since December 1 ... countries such as Canada are still using succinylcholine. I'll leave the anaesthetic drug page ... Drugs"? I agree with you on that succinylcholine, it is better to use INN. ...
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Talk:Suxamethonium chloride
... not in everyday use. Suxamethonium, scoline, and succinylcholine seem to be the commonest names this ... true that in everyday use it is succinylcholine (without a bis) or even succi so ... My pharm book has it listed as Succinylcholine. My vote on the "proper" name would ... the WHO. I don't know if Succinylcholine is the INN or the USAN (My ...
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Suxamethonium chloride
... administration Intravenous Suxamethonium chloride (also known as succinylcholine, or scoline) is a white crystalline substance ... unrecognized neuromuscular diseases, a single injection of succinylcholine can lead to massive release of potassium from skeletal muscles with cardiac arrest. Succinylcholine does not produce unconsciousness or anesthesia, and ...
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Curare   (translated from French)
... used usually in mediums hospital is the succinylcholine (Anectine). Its fixing with récepteurs of acétylcholine ...
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Paralytic agent
... activate the muscle briefly before blocking it: Succinylcholine (BE) or Suxamethonium (AE) Non-depolarizing paralytics ...
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Talk:Muscle relaxant
... of relaxant: flexeril, robaxin Exapmle of paralytic: succinylcholine, rocuronium, pancuronium, vecuronium, etc.. Too many errors ...
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Neuromuscular-blocking drugs
... has been achieved. Decamethonium and suxamethonium (US: succinylcholine) are good examples of this. These drugs ...
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Paralytic
... called paralytics, such as Vecuronium, Pancuronium and Succinylcholine. This sometimes includes anesthetics that have paralytic ...
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