2016
DOI: 10.1590/1983-80422016243152
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Analgesia de animais de laboratório: responsabilidade dos comitês de ética e obrigação dos pesquisadores

Abstract: The aim of the present study was to evaluate projects submitted to an Animal Research Ethics Committee regarding the use of analgesia in experimental surgery. A total of 106 projects submitted to the Animal Research Ethics Committee were evaluated and the following information was collected: methodology of the surgical procedure, use of analgesia, justification of the non-use of analgesia and application of the degree of invasiveness. Of the projects evaluated, 64.2% used surgical techniques, of which 65.6% di… Show more

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“…There is no justification for the absence of analgesia in those animals undergoing invasive experimental surgery. 27 Scientists are accountable for providing high-quality care to laboratory animals, such as easy access to water and a nutritious diet; prevention of and relief from pain, injury and disease; and appropriate housing for the species. 28 Conducting research is not permitted in cases where the damage to the animal is greater than the gain in knowledge, since no scientific advance can be justified based on the suffering of other living beings.…”
Section: Euthanasiamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There is no justification for the absence of analgesia in those animals undergoing invasive experimental surgery. 27 Scientists are accountable for providing high-quality care to laboratory animals, such as easy access to water and a nutritious diet; prevention of and relief from pain, injury and disease; and appropriate housing for the species. 28 Conducting research is not permitted in cases where the damage to the animal is greater than the gain in knowledge, since no scientific advance can be justified based on the suffering of other living beings.…”
Section: Euthanasiamentioning
confidence: 99%