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kleintier konkret 2021; 24(03): 8-16
DOI: 10.1055/a-1320-0007
Anästhesie
Hund & Katze

Der adipöse Patient in der Anästhesie: eine Herausforderung!?

Michaele Alef
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Die evidenzbasierte Datenlage zum Narkoserisiko adipöser Hunde und Katzen ist dürftig. Welche Risiken können bestehen, und welche Empfehlungen gibt es, um das Narkoserisiko zu senken?

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22 June 2021

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