Newton Nunes

• Abstract

  The effects of different concentrations of nitrous oxide (N2O) and oxygen on hematosis, bispectral index, cardiorespiratory and intracranial parameters in propofol-anesthetized pigs maintained in spontaneous breathing or in pressure-controlled ventilation with or without PEEP will be evaluated. For this, forty eight animals, males or females, were randomly divided into six groups: GN10 (F…

  Different concentration of nitrous oxide and of oxygen in propofol-anesthetized pigs maintained in spontaneous breathing or in pressure- controlled ventilation with or without PEEP, AP.R
• 11th World Congress of Veterinary Anaesthesiology, AR.EXT
• Bipesctral index in dogs anesthetized with propofol and mainteinaed in controlled ventilation por in spontaneous breathing with several inspired oxygen fractions., AR.EXT

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• Abstract

  Currently, the use of different ventilation modalities is increasing in Veterinary Anesthesiology. But most of the research in this area uses the human medicine as a reference, as publications and experiments are not advanced in veterinary medicine. Maintaining a proper respiratory function is essential for a safe and effective anesthesia. It is known that patient recumbency and the use o…

  Qualitative comparison among four different ventilatory modalities applied in prolonged anesthetic procedures in rabbits positioned in lateral recumbency, BP.MS

• Abstract

  The propofol is a common use anesthetic, however, does not provide analgesia. Thereby, the association of propofol and N20 is not well studied, and still do not exist enought data to determinate the effects of different fraction of inspired oxygen (FiO2) on bispectral index on swines. Thus, with this project we are intend to determinate the effects of differents concentrations of nitrous …

  Effects of different concentrations of oxigen and nitrous oxide over biespectral index, in swines anesthetized with propofol, BP.IC

• Abstract

  It would be scientifically permissible abandon the use of a drug without being exhausted all resources available for its evaluation, as a compound useful for producing anesthesia in a variety of applications? It seems to be the case of thiopental, which has been abandoned instead of propofol, from the beginning of its clinical use, even in the last century, mid of 70th years. Recent studi…

  Effects of continuous infusion of thiopental or propofol in maintained spontaneously breathing rabbits., BP.MS

(Only some records are available in English at this moment)