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Neostigmine combined or not with lidocaine for epidural anesthesia in mares

Valadares et al., 2017

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13485402260055616082
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Valadares R
Paz C
Junior S
Castro T
Faleiros R
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Journal of Equine Veterinary Science

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Only a few studies have examined the effect of neostigmine combined with lidocaine on epidural anesthesia in gelding horses. The purpose of this investigation was to evaluate clinical effects, ataxia, and the sensory block duration caused by adding neostigmine to …
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