anesthesia and analgesia for caesaren section in dog
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Abstract
This work presents a case of a pregnant female dog, of English bulldog breed,
three years old, which was brought to Belgrade Faculty of Veterinary Medicine
because of inability for normal parturition. Cesarean section is an urgent
intervention both in human and in veterinary medicine. Anesthesia of a
pregnant dog should be carried out very carefully, because of all the
physiological changes that appear during pregnancy, as well as the impact of
anesthetics on embryos themselves. Anesthetics, analgesics and sedatives pass
through blood brain barrier, but also their transport goes through placenta
to embryo, so for that reason it is not possible to anesthetize only mother
and to avoid anesthesia effects on the embryo. Therefore, anesthetics with
short time of action which metabolize quickly and have minimal negative
effect on embryos are recommended. When choosing the right analgesics and
anesthetics, there should be known that female dogs in which it is necessary
to do Cesarean section belong to the group of high risk patients. Pregnant
female dogs are exposed to hypoventilation, hypoxia, hypercapnia, intense
heart work, vomiting and regurgitation as well. Reversible anesthetics are
recommended to provide shorter duration time of anesthesia, and in
accordance, inhalation anesthetics doses are minimal. Application of α2-
agonist in premedication, propophol in induction, as well as maintaining
general inhalation anesthesia with sevofluran, along with local analgesia,
proved to be the ideal combination in this case of cesarean section.
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| Authors | ;Vasiljević Maja;Magaš V.;Stojić Milica |
| Journal | journal of instrumentation |
| Year | 2014 |
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10.2298/VETGL1402111V
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