Search Results - "Canine and Feline Anesthesia and Co-Existing Disease"

Cardiovascular disease by Congdon, Jonathan M

“…This chapter provides an overview of cardiovascular physiology and pathophysiology; anesthetic agents; and cardiovascular patient evaluation, monitoring, and…”
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Respiratory disease by Brunson, David B, Johnson, Rebecca A

“…Safe anesthetic care requires adequate function and support of the respiratory system. Dogs and cats may require sedation or anesthesia for diagnostic or…”
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Endocrine disease by Fischer, Berit L

“…Endocrine disease adversely affects homeostasis and, as such, can impact anesthesia. This chapter presents the pathophysiology associated with five veterinary…”
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Neonatal, pediatric, and geriatric concerns by Cunha, Anderson Fávaro

“…Neonatal, pediatric, and geriatric patients represent a clinical and therapeutic challenge for anesthesia. Although age is not a disease, it is an important…”
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Cesarean section and pregnancy by Aarnes, Turi K, Bednarski, Richard M

“…Anesthetic drug selection, delivery, and monitoring techniques for dogs and cats undergoing cesarean section anesthesia are similar to those used for the…”
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Hematologic disorders by Shepard, Molly, Brainard, Benjamin

“…The maintenance of oxygen delivery to tissues is the principal cardiovascular goal in the management of any anesthetic episode. Oxygen delivery is the product…”
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Neoplastic disease by Salazar, Veronica

“…Cancer is a major cause of disease in animals of all ages and is the leading cause of death in older pet animals. Despite the fact that accurate…”
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Hepatobiliary disease by Schroeder, Carrie A

“…Liver dysfunction can range from elevation of liver enzymes with no clinical disease to fulminant liver failure. Fortunately, veterinary patients rarely…”
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Ophthalmic disease by Lerche, Phillip

“…Animals that present for ophthalmic surgery present several challenges to the anesthetist, including the effects of anesthetic drugs on intraocular pressure…”
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Perioperative fluid, electrolyte, and acid–base disorders by Kerr, Carolyn L

“…Alterations in body fluid volume, distribution, and composition, including disturbances in osmolality, electrolytes, and acid‐base status are not uncommon in…”
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Renal disease by Schroeder, Carrie A

“…Renal disease is a common pathology faced when providing anesthesia to today's pet population. Although anesthetic procedures and drug choices may have…”
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Neurologic disease by Wendt‐Hornickle, Erin

“…Canine and feline patients with diseases involving the nervous system often require anesthesia for diagnostic imaging, sample collection, or treatment of the…”
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Oral and maxillofacial disorders by Snyder, Christopher J, Soukup, Jason W

“…The prevalence of periodontal disease is reported to impact 30–80% of dogs and cats older than 3 years. In addition, oral diseases have been reported among the…”
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Nutritional disease by Snyder, Lindsey B.C

“…Obesity is the most common medical condition in companion animals and is associated with a number of comorbidities. Anesthetic induction is a demanding period…”
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Disorders Related to Trauma by Shih, Andre, Martins, Alessandro

“…In physiological terms, trauma is a combination of severe tissue injury, hemorrhage, and inflammation. In this chapter, anesthetic and analgesic options to be…”
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Skin and musculoskeletal diseases by Steagall, Paulo V.M

“…This chapter presents a concise description of the pathophysiology, diagnosis, and treatment of the most relevant canine and feline skin and musculoskeletal…”
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Gastrointestinal disease by Figueiredo, Juliana Peboni, Green, Todd A

“…Canine and feline patients with diseases of the gastrointestinal (GI) tract commonly require sedation and/or anesthesia for diagnostic and surgical procedures…”
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Infectious disease by Sarkar, Jusmeen

“…This chapter talks about infectious diseases in detail. The infectious diseases can impact anesthesia in several ways. The patient may have an active or latent…”
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