2005
DOI: 10.1053/j.saep.2005.09.005
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Anesthesia and Analgesia in Reptiles

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“…If the tags or associated tagging procedures result in altered behaviour, energetics, condition or survival relative to untagged conspecifics, then findings emanating from tagging studies may be biased or incorrect [28]. Most research efforts have focused on identifying the maximum tag burdens for a range of taxa (including turtles, fish and amphibians), testing and optimizing tagging techniques, assessing different tag types, [123,124], testing anaesthetics (for example, for turtles [125] and fish [126]), and identifying species-or taxon-specific challenges [120]. These challenges often relate to the composition, rigidity or permanence of an animal's outer surface in regard to externally tagging (for example, reptiles [122,127], an elasmobranch [128], a slippery fish [129], crayfish [91]) or physiological acceptance of foreign bodies following internal tagging [130,131].…”
Section: Tagging Techniquesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…If the tags or associated tagging procedures result in altered behaviour, energetics, condition or survival relative to untagged conspecifics, then findings emanating from tagging studies may be biased or incorrect [28]. Most research efforts have focused on identifying the maximum tag burdens for a range of taxa (including turtles, fish and amphibians), testing and optimizing tagging techniques, assessing different tag types, [123,124], testing anaesthetics (for example, for turtles [125] and fish [126]), and identifying species-or taxon-specific challenges [120]. These challenges often relate to the composition, rigidity or permanence of an animal's outer surface in regard to externally tagging (for example, reptiles [122,127], an elasmobranch [128], a slippery fish [129], crayfish [91]) or physiological acceptance of foreign bodies following internal tagging [130,131].…”
Section: Tagging Techniquesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Destaca-se que como os agentes dissociativos promovem discreta analgesia visceral (Bennett 1991), o uso de cetamina isolada deve ser realizado apenas para contenção física ou procedimentos cirúrgicos cutâneos. Para procedimentos intracelomáticos, o ideal é a associação desse anestésico com opióides, anti-inflamatórios não esteróides ou agonistas alfa-2 adrenérgicos, a fim de promover melhor analgesia (Malley 1997, Bennett 1998, Mosley 2005. Não foram utilizadas associações no protocolo anestésico do presente estudo uma vez que não houve procedimento cirúrgico e o maior interesse do estudo foi o de avaliar a resposta fisiológica dos animais, imobilizados com cetamina, frente às variações de temperatura.…”
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“…Já a recuperação dos animais submetidos à hipotermia foi obtida em 5,5 horas, período quase que o dobro dos animais em temperatura de conforto, certamente por todas as alterações fisiológicas já discutidas anteriormente. Os dados corroboram estudos os quais comprovaram a vantagem do aquecimento dos animais, desde que na zona de conforto (Divers 1996, Stirl et al 1996, Bennett 1998, Mosley, 2005.…”
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