禽流感镇痛

Karen L. Machin DVM, PhD
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摘要

鸟类的疼痛可能类似于大多数哺乳动物所经历的疼痛。禽类患者的疼痛管理方法包括考虑损伤的持续时间、类型和程度,以及身体、环境和行为管理。侵入性、疼痛性手术应始终伴有适当的镇痛和麻醉。尽管鸟类的疼痛管理还处于起步阶段,但研究和临床研究表明,使用阿片类药物、甾体和非甾体抗炎药以及其他镇痛药(如α - 2激动剂、氯胺酮和局部麻醉剂)是有益的。持续评估疼痛和镇痛效果是非常重要的,因为镇痛药的剂量和选择可能在物种之间有很大差异。
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Avian Analgesia

Avian pain is likely analogous to pain experienced by most mammals. Approach to pain management for the avian patient involves considering the duration, type, and extent of injury along with physical, environmental, and behavioral management. Invasive, painful procedures should always be accompanied by appropriate analgesia and anesthesia. Although pain management in birds is in its infancy, research and clinical studies demonstrate benefit for use of opioids, steroidal and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, as well as other analgesics such as α2-agonists, ketamine, and local anesthetics. Ongoing assessment of pain and analgesic efficacy is extremely important, because the dosage and choice of analgesic may vary widely between species.

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