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Clinical evaluation of an end-tidal target-controlled infusion closed-loop system for isoflurane administration in horses undergoing surgical procedures

Franci et al., 2012

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6977720727524931131
Author
Franci P
Bertamini A
Bertamini O
Pilla T
Busetto R
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The Veterinary Journal

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A new volatile anaesthetic agent delivery system was tested in 15 horses undergoing scheduled surgical procedures. The delivery system consisted of a laptop computer (with dedicated software), a computer-controlled syringe driver (loaded with liquid isoflurane) …
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