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Atracurium besylate in paediatric anaesthesia

Atracurium was evaluated in clinical anaesthesia in 50 children undergoing elective surgery. The rime to onset of maximum block (182 seconds) was similar to that of vecuronium but shorter than that of pancuronium as previously reported. The duration of clinical relaxation (33 minutes) is between those of vecuronium and pancuronium. The anrugonism of block at 25% recovery was easy. There were no untoward cardiovascular effects but skin reactions were observed in over 30% of patienis.