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Selecting the right infusion pump is critical for precise fluid therapy. Key features to look for include safety alarms (occlusion/air-in-line), multiple infusion modes (mL/h, CRI), a wide flow rate range...

Burtons' repair center actively participates in the circular economy by prioritizing the repair and maintenance of veterinary equipment over replacement. This approach maximizes the lifespan of devices...

While online learning is limited, the Annequin (Animal Mannequin) provides real-life confidence by simulating a ventilated patient's CO2​ elimination. This allows users to practice ventilator basics, troubleshoot...

Effective equipment aftercare is crucial for compliance, safety, and operational efficiency. Burtons Service Plans manage regulatory requirements (e.g., IRR17 for X-ray, PUWER, LOLER for lifting gear,...

Purchasing a ventilator requires assessing patient needs, staff training, and the ventilator type. IPPV is used for hypercapnia (ETCO2​>60 mmHg) or hypoxaemia (SpO2​<90%). Mechanical ventilation is...

A guide to choosing a veterinary multi-parameter monitor. Consider species range (e.g., exotics), portability, necessary parameters, connectivity, and overall cost.

Selecting the correct dental bur is crucial for effective veterinary procedures. The choice depends on material (carbide for cutting, diamond for smoothing), shank type (FG, RA, HP), and head shape (round...

Proper ETT cuff inflation (20-30 cmH₂O) is vital to secure the airway and prevent tracheal damage. The article details cuff types (HP/LV, LP/HV) and techniques, advocating for the digital AG Cuffill manometer...

This guide helps practices choose the perfect veterinary table by considering mobility (mobile vs. static), procedure type (e.g., V-Top for surgery), and room function (e.g., lead-lined for x-ray). It...

Discover the hidden safety of Piped Gas and AGSS in veterinary practices. Medical-grade copper piping prevents leaks and eliminates staff needing to move heavy, risky gas cylinders.