Objective To evaluate and compare the incidence of postoperative residual curarisation (PORC) after administration of neostigmine or sugammadex by diaphragmatic ultrasonography.Methods A total of 100 patients with American Society of Anesthesiologists grade Ⅰ or Ⅱ who underwent elective joint replacement surgery from March to August in 2021 were randomly enrolled into the neostigmine+atropine group(N+A group,=51) and sugammadex group(SUG group,=49) according to a random number table.Muscle relaxation was monitored by train of four(TOF) stimulation of adductor pollicis muscle during anesthesia.The patients in N+A group were administrated with neostigmine 50 μg/kg + atropine 15 μg/kg and those in SUG group with sugammadex 2 mg/kg for reversing muscle relaxation.Endotracheal tube was removed only when TOF ratio≥0.9. Diaphragmatic ultrasonography was performed before surgery,10 min and 30 min after extubation.The right diaphragm excursion during deep breathing(DE-DB) and the diaphragm movement velocity during sniffing(V-S) were measured,with the low-frequency probe placed at the intersection of the right midclavicular line and the right costal margin.The diaphragmatic thickening fraction during deep breathing(TF-DB) was measured with the high-frequency probe placed at zone of apposition.The incidence of PORC was taken as the primary outcome,and DE-DB,TF-DB,and V-S as the secondary outcomes.Results When PORC was defined as TF-DB≤36%,the incidence of PORC in the SUG group was lower than that in the N+A group 10 min(4.3% 31.1%;=11.541,=0.001) and 30 min(0 17.6%;=0.001) after extubation.When PORC was defined as TF-DB≤36% or DE-DB≤4 cm,the incidence of PORC in the SUG group was also lower than that in the N+A group 10 min(8.2% 33.3%;=9.543,=0.002) and 30 min(0 19.6%;=8.608,=0.003) after extubation.The DE-DB in the SUG group was higher than that in the N+A group 10 min[(6.5±1.6) cm (5.6±1.4) cm;=-3.185,=0.002] and 30 min[(6.9±1.5) cm (6.1±1.4) cm;=-2.712,=0.008] after extubation.The TF-DB in the SUG group was also higher than that in the N+A group 10 min[(60.1±18.8)% (49.1±20.0)%;=2.739,=0.007] and 30 min[(65.0±20.1)% (49.9±19.1)%,=-3.686,<0.001] after extubation.Conclusion Compared with neostigmine,sugammadex can significantly improve the postoperative diaphragm movement and decrease the incidence of PORC.

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