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Clinical review describes peri-anaesthetic tachyarrhythmias and treatment options in dogs and cats, highlighting impacts on haemodynamic stability.
The first article in this series ( Miller and Flaherty, 2017 ) discussed the pathophysiology of peri-anaesthetic arrhythmias, and their generic treatment, with a more in-depth focus on bradyarrhythmias; this second article focuses on tachyarrhythmias. These fast heart rates can dramatically affect cardiac output and may have marked consequences for haemodynamic stability. A description of those tachyarrhythmias commonly seen in relation to anaesthesia is followed by a discussion on treatment considerations and options.
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