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Pain, what a Pain! (Part 2) – Practical Tips On How To Perform Dental Nerve Blocks In Companion Animal Practice Thursday, 14th June 2018
In this second article of the Pain, what a Pain! series, Dan takes us through the LRA techniques associated with dental and oral surgery. In this article, you will find practical tips and pictures on common dental nerve blocks as well as safety concerns to consider.
Peri-anaesthetic mortality and nonfatal gastrointestinal complications in pet rabbits Thursday, 14th June 2018
This recent retrospective study looks at the cases of 185 pet rabbits admitted for sedation or general anaesthetic and evaluates the incidence and risk factors contributing to peri-anaesthetic mortality and gastrointestinal complications.
Pain, what a Pain! How Locoregional Anaesthesia can Improve the Outcome and Welfare of Veterinary Patients (Part 1) Thursday, 31st May 2018
In this first article out of a series of two, Dan takes us through an introduction and practical tips for appropriate local anaesthesia delivery. Find out why these anaesthesia techniques, that are well recognised in human medicine, have seen an increase in popularity in veterinary medicine over the recent years
Alfaxan experiences Examples of how U.K. practices made the successful switch to Alfaxan
Customer Story
Our patient welfare is paramount to us and we want to provide a premium service for our clients.
Customer Story
The team find the smooth inductions helpful as they are able to focus their time on effective anaesthetic and patient monitoring.
Customer Story
We were confident we already had a good anaesthetic protocol and the change to Alfaxan was just progressing that even further.