To be used exclusively in the conditions of a specialized hospital with the availability of appropriate equipment for artificial respiration and in the presence of an artificial respiration specialist due to the effect of the drug on the respiratory musculature.
Careful monitoring is necessary during the operation and in the early postoperative period to maintain vital functions until the restoration of muscle contractility is complete.
When calculating the dose, one should take into account the technique of anesthesia used, possible interactions with drugs administered before or during anesthesia, the condition and sensitivity of the patient to the drug.
In the medical literature, cases of anaphylactic and anaphylactoid reactions are described with the use of muscle relaxants. Despite the absence of reports of such an action of Arduan, the drug can be used exclusively in conditions that allow immediate treatment of such conditions.
Caution must be especially careful in the application Arduana with a history of the patient anaphylactic reaction caused by any relaxant due to possible cross-allergies.
Arduana doses, causing muscle relaxation, do not possess significant cardiovascular effects and virtually no cause bradycardia.
The use and dose of m-holinoblokatorov for the purpose of premedication is subject to a thorough preliminary assessment; should also take into account the stimulating effect on n. vagus of other, simultaneously used drugs and the type of operation.
In order to avoid a relative overdose of the drug and to provide adequate control over the restoration of muscle activity, it is recommended to use a peripheral nerve fiber stimulant.
Patients with disorders of neuromuscular transmission, obesity, renal insufficiency, liver and biliary tract, with indications of a history of polio transferred, should be administered the drug in smaller doses.
In case of liver disease, Arduan's use is possible only in cases where the risk is justified. The dose should be minimal.
Some conditions (hypokalemia, digitalisation, hypermagnesemia, diuretic administration, hypocalcemia, hypoproteinemia, dehydration, acidosis, hypercapnia, cachexia, hypothermia) may contribute to lengthening or intensifying the effect.
As in the case of other muscle relaxants, before applying Arduan should normalize the electrolyte balance and acid-base state, eliminate dehydration.
Like other muscle relaxants, Arduan can reduce activated partial thromboplastin and prothrombin time.
Children aged 1 to 14 years are less sensitive to pipecuronium bromide and the duration of their miorelaxing effect is shorter in them than in adults and children under 1 year of age.
Efficacy and safety of use in the neonatal period have not been studied. The miorelaxing effect in infants from 3 months. up to 1 year practically does not differ from that in adults.
Use only a freshly prepared solution.