Endotracheal intubation without the use of muscle relaxants in patients with myasthenia gravis

Vlajković, G.; Sindelić, R; Marković, Dejan; Terzić, Milan; Bumbasirević,

doi:10.2298/mpns0910412v

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“…Slabost respiratornih mišića definiše miasteničnu krizu koja može da zahteva i hitnu intubaciju i mehaničku ventilaciju [18]. Slabost respiratornih mišića definiše miasteničnu krizu koja može da zahteva i hitnu intubaciju i mehaničku ventilaciju [18].…”

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Juvenile myasthenia

Knezevic-Pogancev

2011

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Juvenile myasthenia produces sporadic but progressive weakness and abnormal fatigability of striated (skeletal) muscles, exacerbated by exercise and repeated movement, but improved by rest and anticholinesterase drugs. Juvenile myasthenia follows an unpredictable course of recurring exacerbations and periodic remissions. With current therapies, however, most cases of juvenile myasthenia are not as serious as the name implies. Although there is no known cure, drug treatment has improved prognosis and allows patients to lead relatively normal lives, except during exacerbations.

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