There are many available injectable anaesthetic agents. These include:
- Ketamine (in combination with a sedative)
- Alphaxalone
- Hypnorm (with midazolam or diazepam)
- Etomidate (with fentanyl)
- Propofol
- Pentobarbital – produces light anaesthesia, at higher doses surgical anaesthesia is produced but the safety margin is very narrow. A further disadvantage is that full recovery from this anaesthetic could take several hours.
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Updated on 12th May 2020