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Topical anesthesia mitigates the pain of castration in beef calves 16%
S. Lomax and P. A. Windsor · file · #50

eness,” such as eye widening sensory testing of the wound and surrounding skin was or blinking or nasal flaring, local skin twitch, subcutane- used to assess sensitivity over the initial expected action ous muscle twitch, or anal contraction; 2 = partial head period of the TA (4 to 6 h) and at 24 h to assess extended or rump withdrawal reflex, such as slight lifting of the efficacy of the actives beyond the product description. snout or partial head rotation, multiple subcutaneous This was measured by means of a pressure transducer muscle group contraction, and lifting of the tail; 3 = full (electronic von Frey anesthesiometer with rigid tips; 0 startle reflex of the head, resulting in a major movement, to 1,000 g; IITC-Life Science Instruments, Woodland such as lifting head off the cradle, full head jerk or full Hills, CA) and through the use of a von Frey monofila- head rotation, or full rump withdrawal reflex with lifting ment (300 g, Bailey Instruments Ltd., Manchester, UK). of the rump off the cradle. Total scores were calculated Calves were restrained in the calf cradle, and testing was out of 6 for periwound sensitivity and out of 12 for di- performed before castration and at 3 min and 2, 6, and rect wound sensitivity. 24 h after castration. Electronic von Frey Anesthesiometer. Animals Statistical Analysis were placed in the calf cradle, and the tip of the anes- thesiometer was applied to the wound and surrounding Data were analyzed using Genstat software (VSN (periwound) skin (Fig. 1). Pain threshold was automati- International, hemel Hempstead, UK). Residual maxi- cally recorded as maximum pressure (g) exerted before mum likelihood estimation linear mixed model analy- animal motor response and withdrawal from the device. ses were used to analyze differences

Antinociceptive and wound healing effects of a commercial formulation of lidocaine, bupivacaine, adrenaline and cetrimide applied topically to superficial skin wounds in horses 11%
Shaun Pratt; Albert Sole-Guitart; Karla de Klerk; Elizabeth Evans; Jane Hume; Chiara Palmieri; Joanne Rainger; Wendy Goodwin · file · #60

…All procedures were performed with the approval of the University of Queensland’s Production Mechanical threshold testing and Companion Animal Ethics Committee (SVS/300/18/INVETUS). Ten horses (nine geldings A wireless…

Evaluating the efficacy of a topical anaesthetic formulation and ketoprofen, alone and in combination, on the pain sensitivity of dehorning wounds in Holstein-Friesian calves 2%
Crystal A. Espinoza; Dominique McCarthy; Peter J. White; Peter A. Windsor; Sabrina H. Lomax · file · #39

…1 min, 1, 2, withdrawal reflex away from the mechanical stimulus. Testing 5, and 24 h post-treatment), and their interaction, area tested was performed using a calibrated hand-held pressure algometer…