Anesthesia

Interobserver differences in assessing pain can lead to different conclusions regarding treatment effectiveness

A two, three-point injection methods may be an effective perioperative analgesia technique for feline distal pelvic limb procedures

PNBs contributed to perioperative anaesthesia/analgesia in cats undergoing hindlimb orthopaedic surgery

Further research is needed to determine a clinically effective dose with shorter duration of motor block for magnesium used as an additive to spinal analgesic agents

As part of a multimodal analgesia approach the use of femoral and sciatic nerves blocks with bupivacaine appears to be an alternative technique to help with analgesia and anesthesia during surgery.

In the study, the regional anaesthesia techniques used were found to be excellent alternatives to fentanyl administration

The use of femoral and sciatic nerves blocks with bupivacaine appears to be an helpful alternative technique during surgery.

LE-hydro provides postoperative analgesia equivalent to fentanyl CRI in dogs undergoing limb amputation

Bupivacaine administered via femoral nerve block can provide short-term postoperative analgesia not different to that with administration via lumbosacral epidural.

In the study, the regional anaesthesia techniques used were found to be excellent alternatives to fentanyl administration