von Frey monofilament

Topical anesthesia mitigates the pain of castration in beef calves 10%

S. Lomax and P. A. Windsor · file · #50

…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…

The effect of a topical anesthetic on the sensitivity of calf dehorning wounds 10%

C. Espinoza; S. Lomax; P. Windsor · file · #40

…von Frey monofilaments are instruments filaments. The head and rump responses of calves to that, depending on length and diameter, apply a specif- light-touch and pain stimulation were observed and ic…

Optimal methods of documenting analgesic efficacy in neonatal piglets undergoing castration 7%

Meredith Sheil; Adam Polkinghorne · file · #26

…Wound sensitivity testing involved the use of von Frey monofilaments of 54 weights 4g and 300 g and an 18-gauge needle to stimulate the wound and surrounding skin at 55

Optimal methods of documenting analgesic efficacy in neonatal piglets undergoing castration 7%

Meredith Sheil; Adam Polkinghorne · file · #93

…Wound sensitivity testing involved the use of von Frey monofilaments of 54 weights 4g and 300 g and an 18-gauge needle to stimulate the wound and surrounding skin at 55

Effect of Topically Applied Anaesthetic Formulation on the Sensitivity of Scoop Dehorning Wounds in Calves 3%

Dominique McCarthy; Peter Andrew Windsor; Charissa Harris; Sabrina Lomax; Peter John White · file · #55

…Von Frey monofilaments are calibrated to bend at a pre-determined pressure. A 75 g/f (light touch) and 300 g/f (pain) monofilament were used to determine allo- dynia and hyperalgesia…

Topical anaesthesia reduces sensitivity of castration wounds in neonatal piglets 3%

Sabrina Lomax; Charissa Harris; Peter A. Windsor; Peter J. White · file · #13

…Wound sensitivity testing (WST) WST involved von Frey monofilaments of weights 4g and 300g, and an 18 gauge needle, used to stimulate the wound and surrounding skin respectively, at various pre-determined…

Topical anaesthesia reduces sensitivity of castration wounds in neonatal piglets 3%

Sabrina Lomax; Charissa Harris; Peter A. Windsor; Peter J. White · file · #80

…Wound sensitivity testing (WST) WST involved von Frey monofilaments of weights 4g and 300g, and an 18 gauge needle, used to stimulate the wound and surrounding skin respectively, at various pre-determined…

Topical anaesthesia reduces sensitivity of castration wounds in neonatal piglets 3%

Sabrina Lomax; Charissa Harris; Peter A. Windsor; Peter J. White · file · #52

…Wound sensitivity testing (WST) WST involved von Frey monofilaments of weights 4g and 300g, and an 18 gauge needle, used to stimulate the wound and surrounding skin respectively, at various pre-determined…

Optimal Methods of Documenting Analgesic Efficacy in Neonatal Piglets Undergoing Castration 3%

Meredith Sheil and Adam Polkinghorne · file · #62

…Von Frey filaments have been employed in studies to assess the efficacy of pain mitigation in piglets following surgical castration [32,33]. Wound sensitivity testing involved the use of von Frey monofilaments…

Part I: understanding pain in pigs—basic knowledge about pain assessment, measures and therapy 1%

Julia Kschonek; Lara Twele; Kathrin Deters; Moana Miller; Jennifer Reinmold; Ilka Emmerich; Isabel Hennig‑Pauka; Nicole Kemper; Lothar Kreienbrock; Michael Wendt; Sabine Kästner; Elisabeth grosse Beilage · file · #100

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