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administration, resulting in flaccid paralysis (Renew, 2026) Succinylcholine's effect during Phase I block is purely postsynaptic and results from a relatively constant reduction in twitch amplitude caused by the prolonged occupancy of postsynaptic nAChRs by succinylcholine, which interferes with the normal acetylcholine-mediated neurotransmission when a motoneuron is stimulated (Figure 2)(Jonsson et al, 2006) Clinically: Equal reduction in all four twitches during train-of-four stimulation No fade pattern observed Phase II Block (Presynaptic & Open Channel Mechanisms) Occurs with abnormally high doses or repeated administration : Phase I block progresses to a state resembling non-depolarizing blockade Characterized by: Presynaptic autoreceptor antagonism Succinylcholine has been shown to antagonize neuronal 32 nACh receptors with an IC50 that is ~10-times higher than its EC50 for stimulating the muscle-type (11) nACh receptors (Freeman, 1968
This study was conducted based on the latest ethical requirements of Declaration of Helsinki and was approved by the Ethics Committee of Shanghai University of Sport (Approval No
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