Clinical studies of enflurane and halothane anesthesia in dogs. 2. The changes of clinical findings and the results of blood examinations during and after the anesthesia in the dogs with carbon tetrachloride poisoning.:2. The changes of clinical findings

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Clinical signs and blood examinations were studied with Enflurane and Halothane anesthesia in hepatic insufficiency cases. Fifteen hepatic insufficiency dogs were prepared with the administration of carbon tetrachloride. Three groups, GOE group, GOF group and control group were examined. We anesthetized dogs at forth day after giving carbon tetrachloride and carried out blood examinations for 10 days.<BR>There were significant differences between GOE and GOF considering induction, recovery and the time of walking. GOE was much faster than GOF. Especially, recovery time was much different. Temperature was decreased with GOE and GOF. However, recovery with GOE was better than GOF. Heart rate was kept at higher level in GOE and GOF. Mean arterial pressure was decreased in GOE and GOF. Respiration rate with GOE was much slower than GOF. Carbon tetrachloride affected on GOT, GPT and AlP in hepatic insuffi-ciency dogs. However, we could not identify the influences on liver functions by Enflurane and Halothane inhalation anesthesia.<BR>As a result, Enflurane anesthesia may be a good method for hepatic insufficiency dogs. However, the differences between both anethesias on the liver functions were not clear through this experiment.
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