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Meanings of neuromuscular blockers in English

Russian
миорелаксанты
Portuguese
relaxante muscular
Spanish
relajante muscular
Catalan
relaxant muscular

Drug or chemical that affects skeletal muscle function, decreases muscle tone.

миорелаксанты

Drugs that interrupt transmission of nerve impulses at the skeletal neuromuscular junction.

Synonyms
Examples for "spasmolytics"
Examples for "spasmolytics"
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Bolus tracking was performed, and peristalsis was minimized by intravenously administered spasmolytics.
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2
Before imaging, spasmolytics were administered intravenously, and a water-gadolinium chelate mixture was administered rectally for distention of the colon.
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3
Along with it, came a growing interest in agents that could control uterine contractility beyond the earlier classical approaches of hormones and gastrointestinal spasmolytics.
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1
Background: The muscle relaxant vecuronium is sometimes administered to facilitate mechanical ventilation.
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2
The Cassidys isn't so much a sitcom as a televised muscle relaxant.
The Irish Times
3
Rohypnol is a sedative and muscle relaxant. She lifted Piper's limp arm.
Indivisible
4
It contains a powerful alkaloid called d-tubocurarine that acts as a muscle relaxant.
Wicked plants
5
They gave her a muscle relaxant so she would stop choking.
House of Bathory
1
These results demonstrated that EO-13 and EO-21 have different chemical composition and showed myorelaxant activity.
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Usage of neuromuscular blockers in English
1
The use of pre-ECMO prone positioning and neuromuscular blockers also increased during the same period.
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2
Finally, the introduction of paralysis with the use neuromuscular blockers is often necessary in critically ill patients in various situations.
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