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This document is based on the study that was conducted to evaluate the post operative analgesia offered by tolfenamic acid and phenylbutazone for castration in equines, premedicated with xylazine and induced with ketamine by measuring various components that are considered to be general indicators of pain and stress such as plasma cortisol levels, oxidative stress responses, various physiological, haematological and biochemical variations so as to identify a suitable analgesic agent for field practice with welfare concern in equines.

Produktbeschreibung
This document is based on the study that was conducted to evaluate the post operative analgesia offered by tolfenamic acid and phenylbutazone for castration in equines, premedicated with xylazine and induced with ketamine by measuring various components that are considered to be general indicators of pain and stress such as plasma cortisol levels, oxidative stress responses, various physiological, haematological and biochemical variations so as to identify a suitable analgesic agent for field practice with welfare concern in equines.
Autorenporträt
Bharathi Niveditha P. S. has completed her Masters in Veterinary Surgery and Radiology at Madras Veterinary College, Chennai, India. Her area of interests includes Anesthesia, Ophthalmology, Stem Cells and Orthopedic Surgery.