Indwelling Vascular Cannulas for Remote Blood Sampling, Infusion, and Long-Term Instrumentation of Small Laboratory Animals

Desjardins, Claude

doi:10.1016/b978-0-12-278007-3.50008-3

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“…Arteriovenous fistulas have been described in cats, rats (Korber and Flye, 1987), rabbits, and larger species (Desjardins, 1986). The graft is then implanted subcutaneously in the cranial portion of the neck and the skin closed over the graft.…”

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Talcott

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Marini

2015

Laboratory Animal Medicine

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Section: B Carotid-jugular Shuntmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Marini

2015

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Eisele²

1997

Anesthesia and Analgesia in Laboratory Animals

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Cannulation of the lateral saphenous vein-a rapid method to gain access to the venous circulation in anaesthetized guineapigs

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Schunck

1993

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Previously published methods of venous puncture in guinea pigs did not provide reliable venous access for more than a few minutes, and therefore surgical intervention was necessary to cannulate the femoral or external jugular vein or the vena cava. In the present report cannulation of the Vena saphena lateralis via the Vena plantaris lateralis or of the Vena saphena medialis is described by inserting a 22 gauge teflon catheter. These catheters are commercial products. The method is timesaving and inexpensive. Successful cannulation was accomplished in 34 of 35 guinea pigs. No lethal incidents occurred.

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Indwelling Vascular Cannulas for Remote Blood Sampling, Infusion, and Long-Term Instrumentation of Small Laboratory Animals

Cited by 3 publications

References 114 publications

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Postoperative Support and Intensive Care

Cannulation of the lateral saphenous vein-a rapid method to gain access to the venous circulation in anaesthetized guineapigs

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