Sentences with phrase «using general anesthetic»

Many vets encourage you to bring your cat in annually for teeth cleaning, using a general anesthetic.

Question and answer topic on the risks of using general anesthetic on Chow Chows for surgeries.

In general, after a patient has experienced 24 hours in a seizure and there have been multiple failed attempts to stop it with drugs, physicians will use general anesthetics to put a patient in a coma to protect the muscles, kidneys and brain from damage — common side effects of prolonged seizure episodes.

This is a more serious (and expensive) surgery than the usual castration, as the vet will have to use a general anesthetic and exploratory surgery to find the undescended testicle and remove it.

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It is the world's first randomized control trial for breast cancer surgery that compares the use of ultrasound - guided paravertebral blocks — a local anesthetic freezing that blocks breast nerves — to general anesthetic.

For the pets that will not cooperate for daily care and maintenance, we offer general anesthetic and full dental prophylactic treatment and extractions (when needed) using the best anesthetic monitoring tools available and dedicated technicians.

We want our patients to be calm so that the use of general anesthetic agents can be minimized.

In most cases, the veterinarian will use a combination of medications that include a sedative, several pain relievers and a general anesthetic.

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.

It will allow a lower amount of the general anesthesia to be used resulting in a safer anesthetic procedure for your pet.

A general anesthetic is used to permit doing a thorough job.

General anesthesia is sometimes used before local anesthetics are injected into the muscles around the eye.

Although anesthesia can never be risk free, the use of modern gas anesthetics such as sevoflurane and isoflurane, sophisticated monitoring equipment, as well as intravenous catheters and IV fluids have greatly improved the safety of general anesthesia.

The best way to determine this is the use of x-rays, done while the pet is under a general anesthetic.

Our dental procedures are also performed using isoflurane as the general inhalation anesthetic.

This allows the veterinarian to use less general anesthetic thereby improving the safety of the anesthetic procedure and allowing your pet to recover more quickly and with less pain.

We use both general and local anesthetics and employ injectable analgesics (pain medications) for our in - patients as well as oral pain medications to go home.

A general anesthetic is administered, the testicles are removed (oriectomy), and several stitches are used to close it up.