O sevofluorano em cadelas gestantes

Matsubara, Lídia Mitsuko; Oliva, Valéria Nobre Leal de Souza; Gabas, Daniela Tozadore; Bevilacqua, Lilian; Perri, S. H. V.

doi:10.1590/s0103-84782006000300020

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“…A similar pattern of RT reduction was described by Matsubara et al 10 in dogs under, respectively, venous and volatile anesthesia, however, they have not aimed to adopt measures to avoid hypothermia or temperature variations in the operating room, factor which influence TR determination. The adoption of such measures should receive more attention in the methodology of experiments, especially in those which evaluate physiologic parameters in early postoperative period, due to the alterations which may occur, as reported by Felies et al 11 in a study employing rats under anesthesia, separated by ages, heating system use and circadian rhythm.…”

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Fluid heating system (SAF®): effects on clinical and biochemistry parameters in dogs submitted to inhalatory anesthesia

Atayde¹,

Franco²,

Silva³

et al. 2009

Acta Cir. Bras.

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PURPOSE: To evaluate and describe immediate effects of the infusion of saline solution heated by SAF® in bitches submitted to halothane anesthesia. METHODS: Thirteen bitches were employed and submitted to elective ovariohysterectomy in acclimatized operating room at 22ºC, allocated in two groups: GI, which received non-heated fluid and GII, which received fluid heated at 37ºC by SAF®. The following parameters were evaluated in 30-minutes intervals (M0, M30, M60 and M90): rectal and cutaneous temperatures (TR and TC), cardiac and respiratory frequencies (HR and ƒ), mean arterial blood pressure (MAP), serum concentration of urea, creatinin, serum activities of alanin aminotranspherasis (ALT), alkaline phosphatasis (ALP) and also hypnosis parameters. RESULTS: There were no significant alterations on clinical and biochemical, but there was group effect on mean arterial blood pressure, urea, ALT, ALP and hypnosis parameters. CONCLUSION: The isolated use of Fluid Heating System (SAF®) was not enough to avoid hypothermia or lead to significant clinical and biochemical alterations in bitches submitted to halothane anesthesia.

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