2012
DOI: 10.1055/s-0038-1623616
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Klinische Anwendbarkeit und Praktikabilität von Alfaxalon zur Kurzanästhesie bei der Katze nach Prämedikation mit Buprenorphin

Abstract: Zusammenfassung Ziel dieser Studie war, Praktikabilität und Anwendbarkeit des Injektionsanästhetikums Alfaxalon bei gesunden und erkrankten Katzen zu evaluieren. Im Vordergrund standen Einleitungs-und Aufwachqualität, kardiopulmonale Wirkungen und mögliche Veränderungen bei hämatologischen und blutchemischen Parametern. Material und Methode: Bei 20 felinen Patienten, vorgestellt zu kurzen diagnostischenoder chirurgischen Eingriffen (ASA 1–4), erfolgte eine Anästhesie mit Alfaxalon. Während der Narkos… Show more

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“…While clinical doses of alfaxalone have been shown to keep HR and arterial blood pressure at an acceptable level in cats in different health conditions, higher doses can lead to marked tachycardia. 27,28 In the previous literature, three different anaesthetic protocols for CTS treatment in cats have been briefly reported, including a combination of ketamine, midazolam and etomidate, 7 hydromorphone, midazolam and etomidate, 12 or oxymorphone, midazolam and chamber induction with isoflurane. 13 The authors of this case series did not use ketamine as it could lead to sympathetic stimulation and tachycardia and further reduce cardiac output, as the volume reaching the left ventricle is limited by the fibromuscular membrane.…”
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“…While clinical doses of alfaxalone have been shown to keep HR and arterial blood pressure at an acceptable level in cats in different health conditions, higher doses can lead to marked tachycardia. 27,28 In the previous literature, three different anaesthetic protocols for CTS treatment in cats have been briefly reported, including a combination of ketamine, midazolam and etomidate, 7 hydromorphone, midazolam and etomidate, 12 or oxymorphone, midazolam and chamber induction with isoflurane. 13 The authors of this case series did not use ketamine as it could lead to sympathetic stimulation and tachycardia and further reduce cardiac output, as the volume reaching the left ventricle is limited by the fibromuscular membrane.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In cat 3, etomidate was not available due to the COVID‐19 pandemic and therefore replaced by alfaxalone. While clinical doses of alfaxalone have been shown to keep HR and arterial blood pressure at an acceptable level in cats in different health conditions, higher doses can lead to marked tachycardia 27,28 . In the previous literature, three different anaesthetic protocols for CTS treatment in cats have been briefly reported, including a combination of ketamine, midazolam and etomidate, 7 hydromorphone, midazolam and etomidate, 12 or oxymorphone, midazolam and chamber induction with isoflurane 13 .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%