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Neuromuscular blocking properties of ribostamycin (1 gm), dibecacin (100 mg) and tobramycin (60 mg) were studied in a man during anesthesia and surgery by observing the effects of these antibiotics on muscle twitch tension. These drugs alone did not show any neuromuscular blocking action in those therapeutic doses. However, during the recovery phase of d-tubocurarine block the intravenous administration of 1 gm of ribostamycin caused a fairly rapid decrease in twitch tension. Tobramycin 60 mg did not show any remarkable effect, but dibecacin 100 mg produced a slight potentiating effect on the action of d-tubocurarine. The enhancement of the action of d-tubocurarine was antagonized promptly by edrophonium and more slowly by calcium.
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