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Audio summary: In sheep undergoing general anaesthesia does inclusion of medetomidine result in hypoxaemia?

This Veterinary Evidence audio summary asks, in sheep undergoing general anaesthesia does inclusion of medetomidine result in hypoxaemia?
Evidence-based veterinary medicineFarm animalsPatient careSurgery and anaesthesia

In this audio summary, Rachael Gregson asks, in healthy adult female non-pregnant sheep undergoing general anaesthesia for research studies, does the inclusion of intravenous medetomidine as part of the anaesthetic protocol cause hypoxaemia? 

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