Pavulon ampoules are used as a muscle relaxant in surgical procedures. They help facilitate intubation and support artificial respiration by blocking nerve signals to the muscles, resulting in complete muscle relaxation. Doctors rely on this medication in operations that require temporary muscle paralysis to ensure the accuracy and safety of the procedure. It must be administered under the supervision of a specialized anesthesiologist to determine the appropriate dosage for each case.
It also provides effective muscle relaxation during major surgeries or in intensive care units when artificial respiration is required.
Pavulon is used in these cases to ensure patient stability and prevent unwanted movements that could hinder the medical procedure. The patient's vital signs must be monitored throughout the treatment period to avoid potential complications and maintain the integrity of vital functions.