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Neuromuscular monitoring is a technique used during surgery to assess muscle relaxation and prevent awareness under anesthesia. It involves using a nerve stimulator to check that muscles no longer contract in response to stimulation once a paralytic drug is administered. The document appears to be written by Dr. B. Indupriya and thanks the reader.
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