Animal Postoperative Heat Preservation
author: Karry | Engineer of International Sales | UTECH
2024-07-01
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Why do Surgical Animals Need to be Insulated?
1. Damage the body's immune function, reduce skin blood flow and oxygen supply, and increase wound infection rate.
2. Decrease blood circulation and blood indicators, resulting in clotting, which is not conducive to the monitoring and determination of blood or blood flow-related indicators, such as blood flow and blood pressure. 3. Reduce the metabolic rate of drugs in body tissues and affect body metabolism. 4. Prolonged recovery time from anesthesia may significantly increase animal mortality. 5. Cause other diseases, such as cardiovascular complications. 6. No real or near-real experimental data can be obtained. Common Phenomena of Hypothermia in Animal Surgery
1. The role of anesthetics: Anesthetics cause dilation of blood vessels and inhibit thermoregulation, which leads to a decrease in body temperature. 2. The low temperature environment of the operating room, especially the experimental environment of the ordinary animal room. 3. The "cold" material of the operating table, such as stainless steel and resin countertops. 4. Long-term drug injection: long-term input of liquid isothermal with the environment, resulting in "cold dilution" of animal body fluids, resulting in a drop in animal body temperature. 5. The use of skin disinfectants, especially the disinfection of large areas of bare skin, leads to the loss of body heat. 6. Long surgery. 7. Thoracotomy and laparotomy with greater trauma cause more heat dissipation. 8. Animal's own age, disease factors, such as malnutrition, tumor model surgery. If you are interested in our warming system, please feel free to contact us. //www.uvmivet.com/
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