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Chapter 19 The Prevention and Management of Pain in Canine Patients 489 postherpetic neuralgia, with a superior kinetic profile ...

490 Canine Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors and selective serotonin norepinephrine reu ...

Chapter 19 The Prevention and Management of Pain in Canine Patients 491 Tips for use The molecule is distantly related to hepari ...

492 Canine Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Two different PRP derivative products include: (1) autologous protein solution (AP ...

Chapter 19 The Prevention and Management of Pain in Canine Patients 493 Chronic pain Osteoarthritis The most common chronic pain ...

494 Canine Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Other non‐cancer chronic pain Many non‐OA, non‐cancer chronic pain con- ditions ex ...

Chapter 19 The Prevention and Management of Pain in Canine Patients 495 and gabapentin/pregabelin. These papers are drawn mainly ...

496 Canine Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Webliography European Medicines Agency. 2005. Document refer- ence: Doc.Ref.:EMEA/ ...

Chapter 19 The Prevention and Management of Pain in Canine Patients 497 perioperative use of vedaprofen, tramadol or their combi ...

498 Canine Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation a systematic review and meta‐analysis. Lancet Neurol, 14(2), 162–173. Fisher, K., ...

Chapter 19 The Prevention and Management of Pain in Canine Patients 499 vanilloid receptor 1‐expressing primary afferent neurons ...

500 Canine Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Martenson, M. E., Cetas, J. S. & Heinricher, M. M. A possible neural basis fo ...

Chapter 19 The Prevention and Management of Pain in Canine Patients 501 administration in normal dogs. Vet Anaesth Analg, 36(6), ...

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Chapter 20 Imaging in Canine Sports Medicine 503 may be more subtle, and additional views should always be considered. For a mor ...

504 Canine Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation evaluation of the area of interest in slices and eliminates superimposition of str ...

Chapter 20 Imaging in Canine Sports Medicine 505 than general anesthesia. It is also much less expensive in most cases than the ...

506 Canine Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation lesion detection using direct versus indirect arthrography appear to be slight, wi ...

Chapter 20 Imaging in Canine Sports Medicine 507 tissue falling between the impedance of air and bone. This makes ultrasonograph ...

508 Canine Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation within the tendon. More commonly, supraspi- natus tendon changes are chronic in na ...