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在接受高压氧气治疗的狗和猫的行为和直肠温度的变化:临床数据审查

Bernardo N Antunes¹, Daniel C M Müller¹, Vanessa Milech^1,2

¹Graduate Program in Veterinary Medicine, Center of Rural Science, Federal University of Santa Maria (UFSM), Av. Roraima, 1000, building 42, room 3135, 97105-900 Santa Maria, RS, Brazil.

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概括

高压氧化疗 (HBOT) 没有显示出患者行为与狗和猫的体温变化之间的联系. 在HBOT后,直肠温度可能会降低,特别是在特定协议下的狗和猫类动物中.

科学领域:

兽医医学兽医医学兽医医学
高压医学的高压医学.
动物生理学动物生理学

背景情况:

评估直肠温度和行为对于接受高压氧 (HBO) 治疗的患者至关重要.
了解HBO治疗期间患者行为对生理参数的影响对于优化治疗方案至关重要.

研究的目的:

为了调查是否不安的患者在HBO治疗后体温下降较少.
分析在狗和猫的HBO₂会话期间患者行为和直肠温度变化之间的关系.

主要方法:

对29只狗和13只猫的217次HBO₂疗程 (2-2.5 ATA) 的回顾性分析.
记录的行为数据,初始和最终的直肠温度 (iRT,fRT) 和温度变化 (RTv).
统计分析144个选定的会议,以关联行为,温度变化和患者人口统计.

主要成果:

在直肠温度变化 (vRT) 和患者行为 (p>0.089) 之间没有发现显著的相关性.
在P1 (30分钟) 协议下的犬类和P2 (45分钟) 协议下的猫类中观察到iRT和fRT的显著差异 (p<0.001).
较年长的犬病患者在P1会话中表现出与年轻患者相比的焦虑增加 (p=0.02).

结论:

在狗和猫中,HBO治疗可能会导致最终直肠温度的降低.
患者的行为似乎没有显著影响HBO治疗期间的直肠温度变化.
特定的HBO₂协议 (30分钟的2 ATA,45分钟的2.5 ATA) 可能与犬类和猫类的温度变化有关.

关键词:

有不良影响的负面影响.狗和猫类动物.一个室内室.一个座位的单人座.氧气氧气氧气氧气

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