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Severe allergic reactions induced by different muscle relaxants in the same patient in two rounds of general anaesthesia: A case report and a literature review

2025-05-09

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Background Muscle relaxants (MRs) are indispensable drugs in general anaesthesia, as they are used to relax skeletal muscles for tracheal intubation and surgical operations. However, MRs are also the leading cause (accounting for 50–70%) of perioperative allergic reactions (ARs). Among the various MRs, nondepolarizing MRs are likely to cause cross-ARs due to their chemical structural s...

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272f5724-4f80-5861-ad98-5ecc332b537b
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-6199091/v1
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