“STUDIES ON BALANCED ANAESTHESIA USING BUTORPHANOL – ACEPROMAZINE – GLYCOPYRROLATE (BAG) AS PREANAESTHETIC TO KETAMINE - DIAZEPAM, KETAMINE -MIDAZOLAM, PROPOFOL AND ISOFLURANE MAINTENANCE IN CANINES
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Date
2010
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Anand Agricultural University, Anand
Abstract
When the animals are scheduled to undergo a surgical procedure, thought may
be of the risk entailed an anesthesia. This is perfectly natural as the risks of general
anaesthesia are usually greater than that of surgery itself. All veterinarians know and
most of them have a great deal of empathy for concerns. Veterinarians are fortunate in
a respect that now older and less practicable anaesthetics have been replaced by
compounds those are very effective and safe when used properly. Injectable
anaesthetics have their specific reversal agents and gas anaesthetics are eliminated
through ventilation quickly. These agents have dramatically reduced anaesthetic risk
to animals
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Veterinary Surgery, Study