Blogs

Although ECG monitoring has become more common in everyday practice, understanding how to use the machine itself is just as important as being able to identify different complexes and waveforms.

Pulse oximeters are a widely available piece of patient monitoring equipment, used in veterinary anaesthesia. They are inexpensive, easy to use and provide non-invasive methods to gain real-time information on oxygen transport while providing an audible and visual pulse rate

Pulse oximeters are a widely available piece of patient monitoring equipment, used in veterinary anaesthesia. They are inexpensive, easy to use and provide non-invasive methods to gain real-time information on oxygen transport while providing an audible and visual pulse rate.

An examination of the causes & consequences of hypothermia, its prevention and treatment, and then look at the range of Burtons products available to help you, help your patients.

Highlighting the anaesthesia-specific considerations in patients undergoing dental treatment.

Highlighting the anaesthesia-specific considerations in patients undergoing dental treatment.

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A common (mis)interpretation of a time-capnogram, is that a rising CO2 level is associated with expiration, and a falling CO2 level is associated with inspiration. Read our blog on how colour coded capnography could eradicate this problem.

The Annequin simulates the exact behaviour and responses seen in a ventilated animal, with respect to CO2 elimination. Read our blog on how the Annequin can improve training and provide a realistic experience like no other in the industry.