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Judul Anaesthesia and Pain Management in Large Animals / Edited by Gabrielle C. Musk
Pengarang Musk, Gabrielle C.
Penerbitan Basel : MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute, 2025
Deskripsi Fisik 174 p. :ill.
ISBN 978-3-7258-4292-6
Subjek ANIMALS - DISEASES
Catatan This reprint showcases recent advances in understanding concepts related to anaesthesia and analgesia in large, or production animal species. The scope of this reprint was originally broad with invitations to submit manuscripts related to both anaesthesia and analgesia in a range of species that are usually bred for food, but who may exist in a production context (small, large, intensive or extensive), in biomedical research, in agricultural research, in zoo collections, or as pets. The result is impressive with original research describing the pharmacokinetics of novel analgesic therapies in donkeys, and three separate manuscripts focused on nociception in chicken embryos. These three articles compartmentalise the criteria for nociception by evaluating the cardiovascular responses to a noxious stimulus from embryonic day 16; describing neuronal responses, assessed with electroencephalography, suggesting that developmental day 13 is the earliest embryonic stage able to receive and process nociceptive stimuli;
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