Sentences with phrase «required general anesthetic»

The team compared the incidence of MCI in people who had undergone an operation or procedure that required general anesthetic since the age of 40 with the incidence in people who had not.

An easy to follow oral care routine can reduce the likelihood of periodontal disease, discomfort for your dog and costly teeth cleaning visits to the vet, which often require general anesthetic.

Requiring a general anesthetic, it involves x-raying your dog's hips in three different positions to measure how loose the joints are and determine the presence or likelihood of osteoarthritis.

Your pet will require a general anesthetic and although there are risks involved with this he will be carefully monitored throughout the surgery.

To remove the urethral obstruction, the cat will most likely require a general anesthetic to alleviate pain and facilitate treatment.

An easy to follow (easy is the key to success) oral health care regimen is extremely important for your cat's long - term health and also reduces the likelihood of periodontal disease, discomfort for your cat, and costly teeth cleaning visits to the vet, which usually require general anesthetic.

Not exact matches

«It has been interesting to me to see the general veterinary practitioner refer patients for (among others) complex surgical or cardiac procedures, and yet it seems that there is not a willingness to refer a patient who may require complex anesthetic management,» says Khursheed Mama, DVM, Dipl.

This also reduces the amount of general anesthetic required and reduces post-surgical side effects.

Usually a general anesthetic is not required, so that the pet lies still for the various tests.

Correct positioning of your dog is essential for proper radiographic evaluation, so a general anesthetic is required to make the procedure less stressful for him or her.

Safe use of an anesthetic or sedative in a dog or cat requires evaluation of the general health and size of the patient to determine the appropriate drug and dose, and continual monitoring of the patient.

Because it is only a momentary injection, no local or general anesthetic is required.

Recumbent castrations require the horse to receive a general anesthetic, and may be performed in the field or at the veterinary hospital.

For example, the CDA exam requires knowledge about radiation health and safety, infection control and general chairside assisting, while the exam to become a CPFDA requires you to answer questions about topical anesthetics, sealants and teeth polishing.