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Residual Paralysis Is More Common Than You Think Residual Paralysis Is More Common Than You Think

Residual Paralysis Is More Common Than You Think - PowerPoint Presentation

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Residual Paralysis Is More Common Than You Think - PPT Presentation

This program will include a discussion of offlabel treatment not approved by the FDA for use in the United States Introduction Use of Neuromuscular Blocking Agent I mproves I ntubation C ID: 650883

sugammadex residual paralysis complications residual sugammadex complications paralysis quantitative monitoring cont nmbas mgh nmb quality daccpm postoperative neostigmine respiratory

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Residual Paralysis Is More Common Than You ThinkSlide2

This program will include a discussion of off-label treatment not approved by the FDA for use in the United States. Slide3

IntroductionSlide4

Use of Neuromuscular Blocking Agent I

mproves

I

ntubation

C

onditionsSlide5

Improved Tracheal Intubation Conditions Associated

With Less Laryngeal Complications Postsurgery Slide6

Achieving Optimal Surgical ConditionsSlide7

Deep NMB vs No NMBSlide8

Dose-Dependent Relationship Between NMBAs and Postoperative Respiratory ComplicationsSlide9

NMBAs and Hospital ReadmissionSlide10

NMBAs and Residual ParalysisSlide11

Residual NMBSlide12

Risk Factors Associated With Postoperative Pulmonary ComplicationsSlide13

Strategies to Prevent, Reduce, and Manage Residual ParalysisSlide14

Does Quantitative Monitoring Lead to Decreased Risk of AEs?Slide15

Quantitative Monitoring Reduces Incidence of Respiratory AEsSlide16

Proper Monitoring: Qualitative vs QuantitativeSlide17

NeostigmineSlide18

Neostigmine (cont)Slide19

MGH Dept. of Anesthesia and Critical Care Pain Medicine Quality Improvement ProjectSlide20

MGH DACCPM Cognitive AidSlide21

Results of MGH DACCPM Quality Improvement ProjectSlide22

SugammadexSlide23

Sugammadex (cont)Slide24

How Much Sugammadex?Slide25

Contraindications for SugammadexSlide26

Concluding RemarksSlide27

AbbreviationsSlide28

Abbreviations (cont)