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International Journal of Applied Research · 2019 · Vol. 5(6)
S.S. Pitlawar✉(Maharashtra Animal and Fishery Sciences University)Pooja Jadhao(Maharashtra Animal and Fishery Sciences University)B.M. Gahlod(Maharashtra Animal and Fishery Sciences University)Suneel Upadhye(Maharashtra Animal and Fishery Sciences University)N.V. Kurkure(Maharashtra Animal and Fishery Sciences University)R AjadiO FagadeO OlokoC BaetgeN MatthewsG CarrollK DarA GuptaT FerreiraR BrosnanY Shilo-BenjaminiS MooreS HollingsworthL JacksonL LundvallV MalikB SinghMolinaro CoelhoCDuque MorenoJGoulart DdaS CaetanoL SoaresL CoutinhoGV NandaA KumarM KanwarA SharmaS SharmaA KhuranaN NobregaS LunaP Queiroz-WilliamsK MamaE SteffeyA CarregaroS PandeyI SharmaA TiwariR PurohitP MysingerR ReddingB ThakurS SharmaA SharmaA KumarJae HubbellT AarnesP LercheS YoungP TaylorB ThakurS SharmaA SharmaA Kumar
Abstract
The study was conducted to compare combinations using guaifenesin and diazepam in xylazineketamine induced total intravenous anaesthesia for gelding in equine. Non-significant decrease in rectal temperature was observed between the groups and within the groups. non-significant changes was observed in heart rate between groups. While, heart rate decreased significantly in Group II at 30 min after induction and remained decreased till immediately after complete recovery. The SpO2 level in both the groups was near to baseline immediately after recovery and thereafter.
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