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Anesthesia Alert
Could Succinylcholine Cause Post-op Pain?
John Doyle

Patients who undergo minor surgery don't expect to have the debilitating side effect of myalgia from their anesthesia. An agent commonly found on anesthesia carts could be to blame — and it isn't the propofol or the lidocaine.

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