Episode 1

Anesthesia Podcast Series. Episode 1

Anesthesia Podcast Series

Episode 1: Judicious neuromuscular blockade (NMB) management is paramount for patient care

SE-XBR-00097 17. june 2022

Host: Dr. Friedrich Pühringer (Germany)
Guest: Dr. Glenn Murphy (USA)

This podcast episode is in English.

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