Sentences with phrase «constant rate infusions»

Dogs will be randomized to receive either 20 mg / kg TXA (10 mg / mL) or equivalent volume of 0.9 % saline over 20 minutes followed by constant rate infusion of the same dosage over 8 hours; all personnel are blinded as to treatment.

Constant rate infusion pain medications during and after surgery, ketamine drips for chronic pain, widespread use of local anesthesia, including soaker catheters after large surgeries, testicular blocks, line blocks and more aggressive opioid and gabapentin use are all things Gwen helped bring to the table.

Mobile Animal Clinic is the only private animal hospital in Omaha to use constant rate infusion mini pumps to intravenously deliver an accurate dose of pain medication when necessary.

We frequently use intra-operative constant rate infusions (CRIs) of pain medications that are slowly administered in small doses, which also decreases the need for stronger medications, such as anesthetic gases.

«I thoroughly enjoy critically thinking through complicated cases that are on numerous constant rate infusions, medications, monitoring modalities, and are dynamic in nature.»

Our full - service staff can support your patients requiring 24 - hour supervision for fluid and oxygen support, constant rate infusions for pain or DKA management, seizure watch, urgent surgery, and more.

We can accurately assess blood pressure with our Doppler Sphygmomanometer; access your pets nasal cavity and deep ear canals with our video scope; provide excellent diagnostic imaging with digital radiography, ultrasound and echocardiography; and provide complete intravenous fluid support and constant rate infusion of medications with our many IV fluid pumps.

Besides using deligent anesthesia, we use aggressive analgesia to control post op pain including epidural and constant rate infusion.

We use a variety of premedications and constant rate infusions to provide additional pain relief and help to reduce the amount of anesthetic gas necessary to anesthetize our patients.

Advanced anesthesia and pain management techniques, including, when appropriate, epidural anesthetics, constant rate infusions, and local and incisional blocks

From nerve blocks to constant rate infusions of pain control medications, we can absolutely provide your pet with the comfort she deserves.

For our more prolonged or painful procedures, we will administer a local anesthetic at the incision site, or also administer a CRI (constant rate infusion) to our most painful patients.