2011
DOI: 10.1111/j.1467-2995.2011.00660.x
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Immersion and branchial/transcutaneous irrigation anaesthesia with alfaxalone in a Mexican axolotl

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“…In all cases, the DAP seemed to respond to an increase in the alfaxalone infusion rate and/or a decrease in the noxious stimulation. Apnoea was not observed in the study and the EtCO 2 was 21 (14,43). The spontaneous RR decreased from 23 (5,40) breaths/min at the time to induction of anaesthesia to an average of 16 (8,35) breaths/min 10 mins later, and stayed relatively constant throughout the study period.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 70%
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“…In all cases, the DAP seemed to respond to an increase in the alfaxalone infusion rate and/or a decrease in the noxious stimulation. Apnoea was not observed in the study and the EtCO 2 was 21 (14,43). The spontaneous RR decreased from 23 (5,40) breaths/min at the time to induction of anaesthesia to an average of 16 (8,35) breaths/min 10 mins later, and stayed relatively constant throughout the study period.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 70%
“…The anaesthesia time (from endotracheal intubation to the end of the infusion) was 115.5 (14,160) The average HR at induction (about 112 bpm) increased progressively over time and seemed to stabilise at an average of 165 bpm at 65 mins. Hypotension, defined as a DAP of <80 mmHg, was observed in 20 cats and responded well to increasing fluid therapy and lowering the depth of anaesthesia.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Alfaxalone has been used successfully in a wide variety of exotic species, including reptiles, amphibians, wallabies and rabbits, in combination with other drugs (Bouts and others 2011, McMillan and Leece 2011, Kischinovsky and others 2013). It produces fast anaesthetic induction, a smooth recovery and a dose-dependent respiratory depression was present with minimal cardiovascular effect in dogs.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The cyclodextrin‐based formulation of alfaxalone has been investigated in two amphibian species, namely Lithobates catesbeiana (Posner et al. ) and Mexican axolotl (McMillan & Leece ), with conflicting results.…”
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confidence: 99%