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CRIs in Anaesthesia Made Easy
Constant Rate Infusions (CRIs) are widely used in veterinary anaesthesia to provide consistent analgesia, reduce inhalant anaesthetic requirements, and improve perioperative patient comfort. This webinar offers a practical introduction to CRIs, covering commonly used drugs, infusion calculations, indications, monitoring protocols, and troubleshooting strategies. Participants will learn how CRIs contribute to multimodal anaesthesia and pain management in both routine and critical care settings. Through clinical examples and practical tips, the session aims to simplify concepts that are often perceived as complex. Designed for veterinary students, interns, postgraduate learners, and practicing veterinarians, this webinar provides the confidence and knowledge needed to incorporate CRIs safely and effectively into clinical practice.
Download the attachedresearch paper to explore evidence-based protocols and practical applications of Constant Rate Infusions in veterinary anaesthesia and analgesia.
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.rvsc.2021.12.017
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