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General Anaesthetics - Neuromuscular Blockers Part 2
This video is second part of a 2-part video series on neuromuscular blockers. It will help you learn about the various agents of this class of drugs such as rocuronium, pancuronium, atracurium etc. 00:00 Video Introduction 01:10 Neuromuscular Blocking Agents & Their Types 03:34 Depolarizing Agents - Succinylcholine 08:25 Non-Depolarizing Agents 09:46 Rocuronium & Vecuronium 11:42 Atracurium & Cisatracurium 14:14 Pancuronium
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