PubMed · 236704
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L Gyermek, L F Soyka. 1975. Steroid anesthetics.. https://doi.org/10.1097/00000542-197503000-00017
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Hyaluronidase was put into immobilizing syringes for 58 of 104 moose captured with a fentanyl/xylazine mixture. Induction times were measured for both groups and were related to injection site as well as drug mixture. Hyaluronidase-treated moose had significantly shorter induction times than others. Injection site also had a significant effect on induction times.
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In anaesthetised and tracheotomised pig, the reflex of panting has been evaluated. The thermal tachypnea showed two phases: initially respiratory frequency increases likely to body temperature but at 41,4 degrees C is observed apnea. When temperature rose above 42 degrees C the respiratory frequency further increased the changes in blood CO2, O2 and pH were not significant. During apnea is present a slight alkalosis.