![Figure 2. Recovery of twitch height in two genotypically abnormal patients given 270 mg of human plasma cholinesterase (pChe)(patient 1) and 270 mg of human pChe plus 2.5 mg neostigmine (patient 2), respectively. For comparison, spontaneous recovery data of four other atypical homozygous patients are given. [2].](https://asa2.silverchair-cdn.com/asa2/content_public/journal/anesthesiology/82/5/10.1097_00000542-199505000-00027/4/27ff2.png?Expires=1716269393&Signature=DtoPohvKaFbgX~zguz2MS5ZM7O3bNVOLYsWV261f1yFRapZyZj98XqTJtVOf0ThABqj4vT0ufZlOYQQz5P9G2zsW4su9aJXqHqCakQfXvK1z~8PaCulCSwE1bY9jYyU1KdUsrBe~9Ze4pGiYUtcWeFQM7MCp6ceF6Dq8IC7J-V2-4G~yt4wJLwO-kFq3bYyt47T7DhaSkAmUpl66Lr4qVJYV2vINku8meH3VkEpAhGjAkSXNR8bjuog6yDClM2X92hWSmRgeIhfcFsG4aOhLP2ycEYvzHU2hSeo5Q~AGA489Qpn87j79WW8lqP44Va2Co7EzNjis9W2XisT4Xo9YLA__&Key-Pair-Id=APKAIE5G5CRDK6RD3PGA)
Figure 2. Recovery of twitch height in two genotypically abnormal patients given 270 mg of human plasma cholinesterase (pChe)(patient 1) and 270 mg of human pChe plus 2.5 mg neostigmine (patient 2), respectively. For comparison, spontaneous recovery data of four other atypical homozygous patients are given. [2].
