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AJVS. 2021; 70(1): 140-150


Effect of Constant Rate Infusion of Tramadol-Xylazine and Pentazocine Xylazine on Acute Pain Response in Xylazine-Pentobarbitone Anaesthetized Dogs Undergoing Digital Amputation

Ijeoma R. Udegbunam, Frank U. Ogbodo, Chukwudum A. Onuba, Nnamdi H. Okereke, Toochukwu H. Ezeobialu, Sunday O. Udegbunam.




Abstract

The study evaluated the effect of constant rate infusion of tramadol-xylazine and pentazocine-xylazine on pain in dogs undergoing digital amputation. Twelve mongrel used for the study were randomly assigned to four groups (n=3). Group 1 received loading dose (LD) Xylazine (1mg/kg IV) and Pentobarbitone sodium (Na) (30mg/kg IV) [LD-XP] prior to digital amputation (DA).Group 2 received LD-XP andXylazine (1mg/kg/hr) by constant rate infusion (CRI IV) prior to DA. Group 3 received LD Xylazine (1mg/kg IV), Pentobarbitone Na (30mg/kg IV), CRI Xylazine (1mg/kg/hr) and Tramadol (1mg/kg/hr) prior to DA. Group 4 received LD-XP, CRI Xylazine (1mg/kg/hr) and CRI Pentazocine (1mg/kg/hr) prior to DA. Results of the pain score evaluation showed that at 1, 3, 6 and 24 hours post-surgery (PS), group 4 had the lowest (p

Key words: pain, tramadol, analgesia, multi-modal, pentazocine, xylazine






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