Management neuromuscular block: why do we need and how to do?
The article shows the usefulness of monitoring neuromuscular transmission in anesthesia practice. We describe the risk of postoperative residual neuromuscular block, which on the one hand, it entails a lot of complications in the postoperative period, and the other - prevents anesthesiologists to maintain optimal muscle relaxation during surgery, which is especially important for certain types of interventions (eg, laparoscopic). Ways of preventing this complication - objective monitoring and complete removal of the block sugammadeksom (compared with spontaneous recovery and neostigmine).