Kanatlı Anestezisine Genel Bir Bakış

Year 2017, Volume: 14 Issue: 2, 137 - 144, 15.08.2017

Alkan Kamiloğlu

Abstract

Kanatlılar teşhis ve tedavi amacıyla genellikle anesteziye alınmaları gerekmektedir. Kanatlılarda düşük komplikasyonlu

anestezi için bu hayvanların anatomik ve fizyolojik özellikleri ile kardiyopulmoner fizyolojileri hakkında bilgi

sahibi olmak gereklidir. Bu makale; kanatlılar için seçilen inhalasyon anestezi tekniklerini, hava yolu kanülasyonunu,

intraosseous kateterisasyonu, anestezik ilaçları, anestezi süresince destekleyici tedaviyi ve anestezi komplikasyonlarını

içermektedir.

Keywords

Anestezi, kanatlı anestezisi, premedikasyon

An Overview to the Avian Anesthesia

Abstract

Generally avian must be anesthetized for diagnosis and treatment. Having Knowledge about the anatomical

and characteristics of cardiopulmonary physiology of birds required for lowered-anaesthesia complications. This

article includes selected inhalation anaesthesia techniques, cannulation of the airway, intraosseous catheterization,

anesthetic drugs, supportive therapy during anaesthesia and anaesthesia complications for birds.

Keywords

Anaesthesia, avian anaesthesia, premedication

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