INTRAOPERATIVE SUPPORTIVE CARE

摘要

The most important aspect of intraoperative supportive care is preoperative stabilization The goal of intraoperative supportive care is to maximize tissue oxygen delivery Tissue oxygen delivery in anesthetized recumbent horses is often compromised dueto intraoperative hypoxemia, hypotension, and increased compartmental pressure in dependent musclesFluid therapy, inotropes (e.g. dobutamine) and pressors (e.g. norepinephrine), and careful mechanical ventilation are the mainstay to intraoperative supportive care Balanced anesthesia with the use of adjunctive anesthetics and analgesics will optimize cardiovascular and respiratory function, thereby optimizing tissue oxygenation.