By Timothy C. McCarthy
Written via major specialists in veterinary endoscopy, this informative, functional advisor to endoscopic imaging includes the most recent info on symptoms, instrumentation, sufferer instruction and strategies. It bargains precious details on endoscopic apparatus, anesthesia issues, and directions for either starting and complicated concepts. assurance makes a speciality of very important parts akin to rhinoscopy, bronchoscopy, thoracoscopy, cystoscopy, decrease GI, higher GI, and extra.
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W3653-5_02 24 15/07/04 6:58 PM Page 24 VETERINARY ENDOSCOPY FOR THE SMALL ANIMAL PRACTITIONER maintain during rhinoscopy because of the sensitivity of the area to any type of stimulus; additional anesthesia or analgesia and positive pressure ventilation may be needed. 36 Pneumothorax or hemoptysis can occur as a result of biopsies or physical damage caused by the endoscope41 and should be anticipated. Appropriate support for ventilation and suction should be available. Blood and other fluids or debris are removed by suction before extubation to prevent aspiration.
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