For years, anesthesia providers have relied on subjective assessments to evaluate neuromuscular recovery. These methods, while familiar, often fall short in ensuring patient safety. As evidence mounts regarding the risks associated with residual paralysis, the need for more precise and objective monitoring has never been clearer. That’s why we’re taking a closer look at Quantatative train-of-four (TOF) monitoring with Richie Flowers, CHSE, CRNA, DNP, FAANA and Lisandro Hernandez, DNP, CRNA to learn more about why it’s gaining traction in operating rooms nationwide.

Here’s some of what you’ll hear in this episode:

🔬 Quantitative monitoring helps prevent invisible residual paralysis

🎛️ Why they’ve found Senzime’s device to be the easiest to use

The next-generation TetraGraph with Adaptive Intelligence from Senzime delivers real-time, EMG-based train-of-four data to optimize neuromuscular block management and guide precise reversal dosing. Its proprietary Level-of-Block Gauge helps clinicians confidently avoid both under- and overdosing. Discover how TetraGraph supports compliance with clinical guidelines and helps eliminate residual paralysis at senzime.com/nextgen.

Check out the Senzime AANA Both #1218 and learn more here:

www.Senzime.com/NextGen 

Learn more about Senzime: 

https://youtu.be/KvTomBYPOMg

Watch the Demo:

https://youtu.be/SmRLgZAtsCE

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