Figure 1. Waste propofol collected in 1 week.

Propofol wastage in anaesthesia: implications and environmental outcomes

A labelled box was placed in the hospital prep room and all staff were asked to dispose of any waste propofol syringes into the box once they had finished their anaesthetic and handed their patient...

Figure 1. A transverse MRI image of a canine brain showing pre- and post-contrast administration with gadolinium (Dotarem, Guerbet). The contrast images, on the right, shows enhancement in areas of the brain with neoplastic or inflammatory processes.

Nursing the seizure patient

Seizure is a broad term, but in veterinary medicine most commonly refers to a clinical manifestation of excessive hyperexcitability in the cerebral cortex (Meland and Carrera-Justiz, 2018). This...

The effect of adding butorphanol tartrate to an acepromazine maleate premedicant on anaesthetic induction and recovery in dogs

The study was completed at one veterinary practice and involved 20 healthy bitches of a variety of breeds ranging from 6 months to 7 years of age. The weight range of the bitches was 5–38 kg. The...