Can lidocaine reduce suxamethonium induced postoperative myalgia?

Authors : Amornyotin S, Santawat U, Rushatamukayanant P, Ninsuwankosit P, Pipatnarapong H

DOI :

Volume : 83

Issue : 0

Year : 2002

Page No : S969-S974

In conclusion, where succinylcholine is used, lidocaine is proven to be the useful pretreatment agent for the reduction of postoperative myalgia.

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