2010
DOI: 10.5216/cab.v11i1.4107
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Efeitos Da Infusão Contínua De Cetamina S(+) Em Eqüinos Anestesiados Pelo Halotano

Abstract: sérgio patto dos santos 3 e Carlos augusto arauJo valadão 4 1. Pós-graduando do Programa de Cirurgia Veterinária da FCAV UNESP 2. Professor adjunto do DCCV/FCAV UNESP 3. Professor doutor do Departamento de Clínica, Cirurgia e Reprodução Animal do Curso de Medicina Veterinária da FOA UNESP 4. Professor titular do DCCV/FCAV UNESP. RESUMOA manutenção da pressão arterial, no transanestésico, consiste grande desafio, principalmente quando se trata da espécie equina, suscetível à instabilidade cardiovascular. Por is… Show more

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“…29 (12) Isoflurane and the butorphanol infusion were discontinued after T75 and the horses were transported to the recovery stall. The quality of anesthetic recovery was evaluated using scores, according to the scale proposed by Borges et al 11 : score 1, excellent (stands at first attempt, after the animal assumes sternal recumbency); score 2, very good (stands at second or third attempt, after the animal assumes sternal recumbency); score 3, good (stands at fourth attempt, after the animal assumes sternal recumbency; without excitation); score 4, regular (stands after more than four attempts, after the animal assumes sternal recumbency; significant ataxia); and score 5, poor (multiple attempts to stand; evident excitation; high risk of injuries).…”
Section: Effects Of a Continuous Rate Infusion Of Butorphanol In Isofmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…29 (12) Isoflurane and the butorphanol infusion were discontinued after T75 and the horses were transported to the recovery stall. The quality of anesthetic recovery was evaluated using scores, according to the scale proposed by Borges et al 11 : score 1, excellent (stands at first attempt, after the animal assumes sternal recumbency); score 2, very good (stands at second or third attempt, after the animal assumes sternal recumbency); score 3, good (stands at fourth attempt, after the animal assumes sternal recumbency; without excitation); score 4, regular (stands after more than four attempts, after the animal assumes sternal recumbency; significant ataxia); and score 5, poor (multiple attempts to stand; evident excitation; high risk of injuries).…”
Section: Effects Of a Continuous Rate Infusion Of Butorphanol In Isofmentioning
confidence: 99%