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Vet Mex 1998; 29 (1)


El propofol, un nuevo anestésico en medicina veterinaria

Redondo GJI, Gómez VR, Santisteban VJM, Ruiz CI, Domínguez PJM, Ávila JI

Idioma: Español/Inglés
Referencias bibliográficas: 61
Paginas: 101-110
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RESUMEN

El propofol es un fármaco anestésico de reciente uso en anestesiología veterinaria. Sus características farmacológicas, efectos cardiorrespiratorios y el grado de analgesia y de relajación muscular que aporta proporcionan una excelente anestesia. Su asociación con diferentes tranquilizantes permite su participación en numerosos métodos anestésicos, pudiendo utilizarse como inductor previo a la anestesia inhalatoria o como anestésico de mantenimiento administrándolo en infusión. La recuperación de la anestesia es excelente, rápida, suave, tranquila y sin excitación. Como efectos colaterales se han notificado apnea y vómito.


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