Aline Magalhães Ambrósio

• Abstract

  General anesthesia with high inspired fractions of oxygen (FiO2) can induce absorption atelectasis in dogs and cats, resulting in decreased lung compliance and increased pulmonary shunt, thereby impairing blood oxygenation. Intraoperative atelectasis also increases the risk of ventilation-induced lung injury and may lead to postoperative pulmonary complications.Diagnosing atelectasis is c…

  Assessment of pulmonary atelectasis and alveolar recruitment using ultrasound in cats and dogs under mechanical ventilation, AP.R

• Abstract

  The recommended protective lung ventilation present, in which use low tidal volumes (4 to 6 ml.kg-1), associated with alveolar recruitment maneuver and administration of positive end-expiratory pressure (PEEP) in order to keep the alveoli open, they must be continuously monitored. These maneuvers when misused can contribute to the formation of atelectasis, barotrauma, volutrauma and even …

  Evaluation of Recruitment Maneuver and Alveolar Collapse During PEEP Titration Assessed By Electrical Impedance Tomography and CT Scan in Dogs Undergoing Total Intravenous Anesthesia., AP.R
• AVA Autumn Meeting, AR.EXT

• Abstract

  Storage of packed red blood cells (RBC) can result in biochemical changes in blood gas and blood transfusion which may induce the occurrence of clinical and laboratory variables in patients receiving. It is known that from 7 days of storage, can be observed increased levels of lactate and potassium and a pH decrease in blood bags of dogs. However, it is unclear whether similar changes als…

  Evaluation of the concentration of lactate, serum potassium and hemogasometry in dogs with anemia receiving transfusions of concentrated red blood cells with different storage periods, AP.R

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• Abstract

  Intraoperative hemorrhage management represents a recurrent challenge in veterinary medicine, particularly during medium- and large-scale procedures. Tranexamic acid (TXA), an antifibrinolytic agent that inhibits plasminogen activation, holds potential to mitigate blood loss in dogs and cats; however, its real-time hemostatic effects remain scarcely documented. Rotational thromboelastomet…

  PARAMETERS OBTAINED BY ROTATIONAL THROMBOELASTOMETRY IN DOGS AND CATS MEDICATED WITH TRANEXAMIC ACID: CLINICAL STUDY, BP.IC

• Abstract

  In surgical interventions, general anesthesia and sedation scenarios,mechanical ventilation (MV) becomes essential for adequate gas exchange and blood oxygenation. Its importance also extends to intensive care, especially in situations of respiratory fatigue, hypoventilation, hypovolemia and circulatory shock. At the same time, the population of domestic cats has increased every year, acc…

  MONITORING OF PARAMETERS IN CATS SUBJECTING TO PRESSURE-CONTROLLED MECHANICAL VENTILATION DURING SURGICAL PROCEDURES: CLINICAL STUDY., BP.IC

• Abstract

  Blood pressure is a very important parameter for the assessment of a patient's health status, being used in the clinical and surgical settings to assist the decision-making process and to guide treatments. However, for this to be done safely, it is necessary to have confidence in the values obtained with the devices used, and for this, it must be validated for the species and situation in…

  Agreement between arterial blood pressures obtained with invasive anda the oslometric (InMonitor multiparamétric monitor) method in cats, BP.IC

• Abstract

  In the veterinary clinical routine, pain in cats frequently happens and it can be caused by several factors and it becomes a difficult task to be evaluated and measured. So it is a challenge to the Veterinarian to have a responsibility and ethical duty to recognize, prevent and alleviate suffering in their patients and ensure their welfare. In addition to this difficulty, cats have as a t…

  Evaluation of pain scales in domestic cats under both influences of synthetic pheromone and cat friendly practices on clinical and surgical veterinary services, BP.IC

• Abstract

  Cats and their popularity are markedly increasing around the world, altogether with the advances of feline medicine. Although responsible ownership is growing exponentially, several guardians are reluctant in bringing their cat to the veterinary workspace because of the stress to their pet, related to both the transport and the clinical exam, where many may express turbulent behaviors tow…

  Evaluation of single-dose effects of gabapentin in mg/kg, associated with cat-friendly handling, over stress, and sedation during pre-anesthetic assessment in cats, BP.IC

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