Korean Journal of Veterinary Research 1991;31(4):519-522.
Epidural analgesia using xylazine in swine
Jong-tae Cheong
College of Veterinary Medicine, Seoul National University
돼지에서 xylazine에 의한 경막외마취
정종태
서울대학교 수의과대학
Abstract
Pain reflex and anesthetic state in swine with xylazine epidural anesthesia were observed. In xylazine epidural anesthesia, dosages of 0.50mg/kg BW for analgesia of perineal region and 0.7550mg/kg for analgesia of low abdominal wall were required. Regional anesthesia was induced 5~20 min after epidural injection of xylazine and recovered 90~120 min after administration. The results indicated that xylazine as an epidural local anesthetic was useful in swine.
Key Words: Pain reflex, anesthetic state, xylazine, epidural injection
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