Publications by authors named "M C Schuringa"

In reconstructive surgery defects are closed using pedicled or free flaps. By raising these flaps the reconstructive surgeon creates new defects, which in turn are closed primarily or with the use of skin grafts. Inevitably, this results in extra scars that may be visible and may also lead to diminished function.

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Unlabelled: Prefabrication can be used to produce capsular flaps; other researchers have confirmed the feasibility of such flaps. Before the possibilities of capsular flaps can be explored, a reliable method to create these flaps has to be established first.

Methods: To produce capsular flaps in a rat model, the femoral vascular bundle was sandwiched between two silicone sheets.

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Unlabelled: Rapacuronium (Org 9487) is a rapid-onset and short- to intermediate-acting muscle relaxant. Its 3-desacetyl metabolite, Org 9488, also exerts neuromuscular-blocking activity that may become apparent after prolonged maintenance of relaxation with rapacuronium. In this study, the pharmacokinetic behavior (n = 7) of this metabolite and the pharmacokinetic/pharmacodynamic (PK/PD) relationship of rapacuronium (n = 10) and Org 9488 (n = 7) were investigated in humans.

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We have studied, in adult patients, ASA I-II, the cardiovascular effects of an intubating dose of rocuronium 0.6 mg kg-1. After induction, patients were paralysed with vecuronium and the trachea intubated.

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