Research and Reviews in the Fastlane 131

This study only shows an association and not causality and will need further prospective studies to elucidate the truth. However, in the absence of better evidence, either agent appears reasonable as the first line but rocuronium has a number of advantages (absence of contraindications, longer paralysis). Recommended by: Anand Swaminathan Read More: Does Succinylcholine Increase Mortality in Severe TBI Patients? (UMEM Education Pearls), Rocuronium vs. Succinycholine (Core EM) The R&R iconoclastic sneak peek icon key The list of contributors The R&R ARCHIVE R&R Hall of famer You simply MUST READ this! R&R Hot stuff! Everyone’s going to be talking about this R&R Landmark paper A paper that made a difference R&R Game Changer? Might change your clinical practice R&R Eureka! Revolutionary idea or concept R&R Mona Lisa Brilliant writing or explanation R&R Boffintastic High quality research R&R Trash Must read, because it is so wrong! R&R WTF! Weird, transcendent or funtabulous! That’s it for this week… That should keep you busy for a week at least! Thanks to our wonderful group of editors and contributors Leave a comment below if you have any queries, suggestions, or comments about this week’s R&R in the FASTLANE or if you want to tell us what you think is worth reading. The post Research and Reviews in the Fastlane 131 appeared first on LITFL: Life in the Fast Lane Med...
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