The primary focus of monitoring anesthetized patients is the assessment of depth of
anesthesia, cardiovascular and pulmonary consequences of the anesthetized state, and …

Arterial blood pressure is a common parameter evaluated in conscious and anesthetized
veterinary patients for a variety of reasons. Non-invasive blood pressure measurement …

Two non-invasive blood pressure (NIBP) devices (oscillometry and Doppler) were compared
to invasive blood pressure using a Bland–Altman analysis, in anesthetized and conscious …

Objective To compare the effect of alfaxalone and propofol on heart rate (HR) and blood
pressure (BP) after fentanyl administration in healthy dogs. Study design Prospective …

OBJECTIVE To determine whether directly measured arterial blood pressure differs among
anatomic locations and whether arterial blood pressure is influenced by body position …

Objective To compare the performance of 2 species‐specific oscillometric blood pressure
(OBP) monitors (petMAPclassic and petMAPgraphic) with direct blood pressure …

Objective To assess accuracy of noninvasive blood pressure (NIBP) measured by
oscillometric device Sentinel compared to invasive blood pressure (IBP) in anaesthetized …

Blood pressure is a critical parameter for evaluating cardiovascular health, assessing effects
of drugs and procedures, monitoring physiologic status during anesthesia, and making …

Background Prior studies have suggested that pimobendan is associated with several
positive effects in cats, including improved survival in cats with congestive heart failure and …

ABP measurement is one of the major hemodynamic monitoring tools used in patient
assessment because adequate systemic blood pressure is required to perfuse vital organs …