REVERSEE 200MG inj

Administration & Dosage

· Administered by intravenous bolus only.

· Dose is based on patient’s body weight and degree of blockade and should be determined by a healthcare professional experienced in neuromuscular monitoring.

· Close monitoring of ventilation and neuromuscular function is essential during and after administration.

Key Features

· Fast onset of action for neuromuscular block reversal.

· Facilitates earlier extubation and improved safety profile.

· Suitable for adult surgical patients when muscle relaxation reversal is required.

Precautions & Warnings

· Must be administered only by healthcare professionals familiar with neuromuscular pharmacology and anaesthesia practice.

· Monitor for hypersensitivity reactions and other adverse effects such as nausea, hypotension, vomiting, or headache.

· May reduce the effectiveness of hormonal contraceptives; additional contraception methods are recommended for 7 days post‑administration.

Storage

Store below 25 °C. Protect from light and do not freeze.

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Reversee 100 mg/ml Injection

Brand: REVERSEE 100MG
Generic Name: Sugammadex Injection
Form & Strength: Injection, 100 mg/ml (2 ml vial – 200 mg total)
Manufacturer / Company: Neon Laboratories Ltd

Product Description

Reversee 100 mg/ml Injection is an intravenous anaesthetic adjunct used to rapidly reverse neuromuscular blockade induced by certain muscle‑relaxing agents during surgery. It contains Sugammadex, a selective relaxant binding agent that binds and inactivates steroidal neuromuscular blockers such as rocuronium and vecuronium, enabling quicker recovery of muscle function and spontaneous breathing following general anaesthesia.

Therapeutic Use

· Reversal of rocuronium‑ or vecuronium‑induced neuromuscular blockade at the end of surgical procedures.

· Allows faster recovery of skeletal muscle function and respiratory effort after anaesthesia.

· Used exclusively in hospital settings (operating rooms / surgical suites) under the supervision of trained anaesthesiology professionals.

Mechanism of Action

Sugammadex works by forming a complex with neuromuscular blocking agents in the plasma, effectively neutralising their action and reducing their availability to bind to nicotinic receptors at the neuromuscular junction. This action leads to rapid restoration of normal muscle function compared to traditional reversal agents.