Sentences with phrase «anaesthesia risks»

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General anaesthesia is never used on young babies because of the risk of breathing problems.

To determine the possible benefits and risks of the use of different birth positions during the second stage of labour without epidural anaesthesia, on maternal, fetal, neonatal and caregiver outcomes.

«These women are at an increased risk of experiencing life - threatening events during the administration of anaesthesia for that surgery.»

Cons: As with all anaesthesia, there is a certain risk involved.

EXPERT OPINION: «The pros outweigh the cons,» says Dr Tong, adding that the risks involved with anaesthesia are negligible.

Your veterinary practice will ask you to sign a form of consent and will explain any risks associated with the anaesthesia or sedation and the procedure to be performed.

These procedures cause pain and distress, and, as with all surgical procedures, are accompanied by inherent risks of anaesthesia, blood loss, and infection.»

It is vital to identify these «high risk» asymptomatic HCM cats (i.e. those at increased risk for CHF or ATE), since interventions such as intravenous fluid therapy and general anaesthesia can precipitate CHF.

From a statistical point of view, Cocoa should be fine through the surgery and recovery; but remember that anaesthesia is a risk, even in young healthy animals, but the risk reward balance is in Cocoa's favour.

Home care is especially important for older dogs, for whom anaesthesia may hold more risks than for younger animals.

All of the information provided to you is vital to ensure you are made aware of all of the risks and benefits to your pet associated with anaesthesia and surgery.