Electroencephalographic evaluation under standing sedation using sublingual detomidine hydrochloride in Egyptian Arabian foals for investigation of epilepsy.

Tatiana VinardellSami ElestwaniCamilla JamiesonEjaz KarimMatthew RobinSarah GlynnRuba BeniniMonica R Aleman

Published in: Journal of veterinary internal medicine (2023)

Sublingual detomidine hydrochloride is a safe, painless, simple, and effective method of sedation for EEG recording in foals. Sublingual sedation allowed the investigation of cerebral electrical activity during states of sleep and arousal, and during photic stimulation for the investigation of epilepsy in foals.

Keyphrases

allergic rhinitis
mechanical ventilation
intensive care unit
working memory
subarachnoid hemorrhage
physical activity
depressive symptoms
acute respiratory distress syndrome
sleep quality
cerebral ischemia
cerebral blood flow
temporal lobe epilepsy