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To support the veterinary profession during the COVID-19 outbreak and to address the concerns related to potential oxygen shortages, the BSAVA has put together a collection of resources relating to anaesthesia, including TIVA and anaesthetic monitoring.

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    • Administration of anaesthetics during the COVID-19 pandemic
      Anaesthetic guidance

      While anaesthesia for routine procedures should be stopped during the current restrictions relating to the COVID-19 pandemic, there will remain a need for anaesthetics for emergency and urgent procedures on welfare grounds.  These brief guidelines provide practical information on administering anaesthesia while conserving oxygen supplies.  This guidance has been endorsed by the Association of Veterinary Anaesthetists (AVA) and BSAVA is pleased to make this guidance available freely to the profession.

      © Kerry Woodhouse

    • Anaesthesia without isoflurane webinar
      Webinars - Anaesthesia

      Author Ian Self

      In response to the nationwide shortage of isoflurane, BSAVA is pleased to have commissioned a webinar presented by Ian Self, European Specialist and Associate Professor in Veterinary Anaesthesia and Analgesia, to help you manage your small animal patients during these challenging times. The webinar will cover the use of low flow anaesthesia and monitoring techniques to spare gaseous anaesthetic agents as well as tips on partial and total intravenous anaesthesia (PIVA and TIVA) and analgesia. This webinar has been designed to answer the clinical questions that our membership have submitted to us since the shortage was announced. Go to the supplementary data tab to access the webinar.

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