Analgesia multimodal aplicada na técnica de Osteotomia De Nivelamento do Platô Tibial (TPLO)

Abstract

Multimodal analgesia consists of the administration of drugs to complement analgesia, in general anesthesia, by promoting associations with volatile agents. Objective: The objective was to study the use of uncontrolled multimodal analgesia in a patient with the replacement of the numbness technique by means of the tibial platform leveling technique (TPLO). Methodology: A canine, female, mixed breed, aged 9 years and 11 months, weighing 10,100 kg, was referred to the São Francisco de Assis Veterinary Hospital for consultation with a specialist in orthopedics, with the main complaint that the limb was not floor. The procedure of choice for the following case is the tibial platform leveling osteotomy technique. The method instituted consists of multimodal analgesia, due to the level of presentation in orthopedic surgeries and the duration of surgery. Results: During the anesthetic procedure, muscle relaxation, analgesia and patient reassurance were achieved, factors demonstrated during the evaluation of the physiological parameters in the intraoperative period. Conclusion: The technical application of the patient's hemodynamic maintenance during the trans and postoperative period.