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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 Inhalation anesthetics on the effectiveness of muscle relaxant muscle relaxant effects of Vein - inhalation anesthesia, intravenous anesthesia mainly to supplement inhaled N2O, enflurane, isoflurane, sevoflurane or desflurane maintenance of anesthesia, is currently one of the methods commonly used in anesthesia. Anesthesia inhalation anesthetic properties of strong, high concentrations of respirable allows a patient’s consciousness, pain disappeared, can alone can not maintain anesthesia. However, not satisfied with the role of muscle relaxants, inhalation higher the concentration of the physiological effects of the more serious. Application of muscle relaxants has changed in the past to rely on deep anesthesia in order to achieve muscle relaxation of the situation, reducing the deep anesthesia of the patient’s physiological price to pay, in the right light anesthesia supplemented with muscle relaxant that is able to meet the operation requirements of muscle relaxants has become an indispensable aid of modern narcotic drugs. Therefore, the clinical vein often - when inhaled anesthesia supplemented with muscle relaxants to maintain anesthesia. Not only the muscle relaxant muscle relaxant, and can enhance the anesthetic effect to reduce the depth of anesthesia on the physiological effects. Inhalation anesthetics on the muscle relaxant effects of synergy and additive effect, mostly, its extent, not only because of the different types of inhalation anesthetics vary, and with the concentration of volatile anesthetics and inhalation of time are closely linked. An effect of volatile anesthetics and muscle relaxants 1.1 The effect of volatile anesthetics and muscle relaxants Inhalation anesthetic itself has a certain degree of muscle relaxant effect, so up to a certain depth of inhalation, not to any other muscle relaxants can receive a satisfactory endotracheal intubation and surgical muscle relaxation required. Studies