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NEWSLETTER Safer with v-gel ® ANAESTHESIA www.docsinnovent.com Publications EJCAP (European Journal of Companion Animal Practice) Winter Edition 2014 The EJCAP published two papers in their winter 2014 edition, entitled Anaesthesia in Rabbits Part I and Part II, by Drs Nico Schoemaker and Yvonne van Zeeland of Utrecht University, The Netherlands. v-gel® is featured as a product with many advantages over the use of endotracheal tubes for the administration of volatile anaesthetic gases. Part I covers pre-anaesthesia considerations and commonly used analgesics and anaesthetics; Part II covers induction, maintenance and the post anaesthetic period, which features a video of how to insert the v-gel ®. http://ejcap.fecava.org/en/ejcap-online-244-winter-2014-english/cover-ejcap-online-244.html A full selection of v-gel ® training videos are available on our website at www.docsinnovent.com/videos Key articles discussing the safety benefits brought to anaesthesia by the use of v-gel® devices have been published. We would like to share with you just a few that are available. Henry Schein – Animal Health Solution ‘Anaesthesia, Safer with v-gel ® ’, Dr Ivan Crotaz Anesthesia, Safer with v-gel® - A new airway option for the veterinarian, November 2014. Click the link for a pdf of the article – Nov2015-AHS-Anesthesia_with_V-Gel_FINAL.pdf Journal of Clinical Monitoring and Computing Comparison of the effects of various airway devices on hemodynamic response and WTc interval in rabbits under general anaesthetic, Toman Huseyin et al., Jan 2015 This study investigates the effect of various airway devices on Rabbits using differing cardiovascular parameters such as heart rate, mean arterial pressure (MAP), ECG traces and, specifically, the QT interval on the ECG trace was measured. Results from this study showed that the Rabbit v-gel® devices affected haemodynamic (cardiovascular) parameters less than both endotracheal tubes and human supraglottic airway devices. A review of this article and the full paper can be accessed here – http://docsinnovent.com/studies Welcome to our first v-gel ® Newsletter ln this first edition we bring you highlights of the latest educational materials that you can obtain on veterinary anaesthesia with v-gel®. We will also be keeping you informed on what's been happening in the world of v-gel® plus future events that could be of interest to you. Your feedback on this first edition and any ideas that you think we should incorporate in future newsletters will be welcomed.
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NEWSLETTER
Safer with v-gel®ANAESTHESIA
www.docsinnovent.com
PublicationsEJCAP (European Journal of Companion Animal Practice) WinterEdition 2014
The EJCAP published two papers in their winter 2014 edition, entitled Anaesthesia in Rabbits Part
I and Part II, by Drs Nico Schoemaker and Yvonne van Zeeland of Utrecht University, The
Netherlands. v-gel® is featured as a product with many advantages over the use of endotracheal
tubes for the administration of volatile anaesthetic gases. Part I covers pre-anaesthesia
considerations and commonly used analgesics and anaesthetics; Part II covers induction,
maintenance and the post anaesthetic period, which features a video of how to insert the v-gel®.
http://ejcap.fecava.org/en/ejcap-online-244-winter-2014-english/cover-ejcap-online-244.html
A full selection of v-gel® training videos are available on our website atwww.docsinnovent.com/videos
Key articles discussing the safety benefits brought to anaesthesia by the use of v-gel®
devices have been published. We would like to share with you just a few that are available.
Henry Schein – Animal Health Solution ‘Anaesthesia, Safer withv-gel®’, Dr Ivan Crotaz
Anesthesia, Safer with v-gel® - A new airway option for the veterinarian, November 2014.Click the link for a pdf of the article –Nov2015-AHS-Anesthesia_with_V-Gel_FINAL.pdf
Journal of Clinical Monitoring and Computing
Comparison of the effects of various airway devices on hemodynamic response and WTc interval in
rabbits under general anaesthetic, Toman Huseyin et al., Jan 2015
This study investigates the effect of various airway devices on Rabbits using differing
cardiovascular parameters such as heart rate, mean arterial pressure (MAP), ECG traces and,
specifically, the QT interval on the ECG trace was measured. Results from this study showed that
the Rabbit v-gel® devices affected haemodynamic (cardio vascular) parameters less than both
endotracheal tubes and human supraglottic airway devices.
A review of this article and the full paper can be accessed here –http://docsinnovent.com/studies
Welcome to our first v-gel® Newsletterln this first edition we bring you highlights of the latest educational materials that you can
obtain on veterinary anaesthesia with v-gel®. We will also be keeping you informed on
what's been happening in the world of v-gel® plus future events that could be of interest
to you. Your feedback on this first edition and any ideas that you think we should
incorporate in future newsletters will be welcomed.
AFVAC 2014 Symposium: Rabbit anaesthesia – recent developments
Axience, a veterinary pharmaceutical laboratory, organise 4th Symposium on anaesthesia at
AFVAC 2014. Drs. M Chesnel, C Pignon and Minh Huynh shared their experiences with lagomorph
anaesthesia.
The symposium focussed on recent medical advances in the field of rabbit anaesthesia and how
they have improved survival rates. Two of the main points highlighted were the significance of
v-gel® supraglottic airway and the increasing popularity of gaseous anaesthesia for rabbits.
Coverage resulted in both L’Essential and La Semaine Veterinaire – click the link to view the articles
http://www.docsinnovent.com/news
The Vet Journal – Austria, Anaesthesia, safer with v-gel®, Dr Ivan Crotaz
Anaesthesia – Safer with v-gel®, January 2015. The article is in German. Click below to download
the article – http://docsinnovent.com/studies
French publications discuss the benefits of v-gel®
in cats and rabbits
v-gel® featured in ‘Guide Pratique d’anesthesie du chien et du chat’
Click the link to read the v-gel® section in this complete guide for anaesthesia and analgesia for
French Vets. http://docsinnovent.com/news/view/v-gel-featured-in-guide-pratique-danesthesie-
du-chien-et-du-chat#sthash.WFcrCJwV.dpuf
PratiqueVet, a French publication, includes details of how v-gel® for rabbits can help advance
rabbit anaesthesia techniques. Follow the link below.
http://docsinnovent.com/news/view/pratiquevet-french-publication-rabbit-anaesthesia-features
CongressesBelow are some Congresses that we have attended so far this year including some key future
events and dates where v-gel® will be featured. More information can be obtained from your
local distributor.
Anaesthesia, Safer with v-gel®
UK BSAVA ICARE LVS
Germany Bavarian Vet GV-Solas BPT Congress
Japan JSVAS WCVA Australia AVA
USA
Japan
NAVC WVC AAHA AVMA CVC
Upcoming Events –click on the links below
LVS 19–20 Nov 2015
NAVC 17–20 Jan 2016
WVC 7–9 Mar 2016Veterinarians seem to get youngerevery year! – Canadian VeterinaryMedical Association Meeting in
Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
Distributorsv-gel® now in Japan
In February 2015, Acoma Medical Industry Co. Ltd. were announced as exclusive
distributors of v-gel® products in Japan. The launch took place at the Japan Medical
Association Meeting in Okayama and Japanese customers can now place orders directly
via Acoma at:
ACOMA MEDICAL INDUSTRY CO, LTD.
2-14-14 Hongo, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 113-0033 JAPAN
Tel: 03-3811-4151 fax : 03-3811-4158
www.acoma.com Email: [email protected]
The increasing demand for v-gel® does not stop there, strong partnerships with
distributors have now been established in Italy, Australia, New Zealand, South Korea,
Taiwan and Belgium & Luxembourg. We are pleased to welcome them as partners, their
contact details are below and can be found at http://www.docsinnovent.com/distributors.
ItalyALPHA-VET s.r.l., Via E. Viani, 3 35019 Tombolo (PD), Italy. Tel: +39 3389483927Email: [email protected]
AustraliaContact – Ron Mellenburgh Sound Veterinary Equipment, Unit 4, 19 Cornhill Street, FerntreeGully, VIC 3156, Australia Tel: +61 3 9758 2500 [email protected]
New ZealandContact – Debra Gates Shoof International Ltd., 224 Laurent Road, Cambridge 3493, New Zealand Tel: +64 8 827 3901 Fax: +64 7 823 0651 www.shoof.co.nz
South KoreaSouth Korea is currently undertaking the product registration process for v-gel®. Furtherdetails to follow in due course.
TaiwanSoar Medical-Tech. Co., LtdTD, 4F.–5, No. 16, Lane. 15, Sec. 6, Minquan E. Rd., Neihu Dist.,Taipai City 11494, Taiwan. Tel: +886 2 2796 7222 [email protected] www.soarmed.com
Belgium and Luxembourg,Millpledge BVBA, Verrekijker 38, 8750 Wingene, Belgium
Contact: Gregory Minne, Tel: +32 (0) 498 90 14 98 Email: [email protected]
www.millpledgeveterinary.nl www.millpledgeveterinary.fr
ProductsThere have been many requests from customers for v-gel® to be developed for
other species. Docsinnovent is currently working to increase its portfolio of species-
specific v-gel® and we will keep you informed when each one becomes available.
Advanced airway management lecturesDocsinnovent is delighted to have now increased its coverage with over 60
educational institutions worldwide, educating students on the v-gel® airway
management technique in veterinary anaesthesia.
v-gel® supraglottic airwaymanagement is distributedworldwide including:
Customer Tips &TestimoniesMidland Vet Hospital – Australia
Midland Vet Hospital in Midvale, Western Australia, posted a blog to pet ownerson their early adoption of the v-gel® for cats and rabbits in Australia. It’s anexcellent article, follow the link to read how they promote and differentiatethemselves as a practice who delivers on one of their core values ‘excellence’in treating patients optimally.http://docsinnovent.com/news/view/midland-vet-hospital-western-australia-blog-safer-anaesthesia-with-v-gel
Teresa Scott, University of Pennsylvania
We are very pleased with the cat v-gels® in our Radiation TherapyDepartment. We no longer have tracheitis in those patients receivingtreatments on a daily basis. Our exotics department is using the rabbitvgels® and they too love them. It's so much better than intubating them.
UK Vet, Roger Wilson – video testimony on rabbit v-gel®adoption
Roger Wilson from Hampshire,UK was kind enough to share his thoughts andexperiences about using the v-gels®. They had seen a number of rabbit deathsprior to the use of v-gel®...
Click here to see what he had to say http://youtu.be/kyh9O75BSIk
Chris Allen, University of Slovakia, Student
To be honest I wasn’t sure how it was going go with the staff here at first,however the v-gels® in small animal surgery are being used every single day.It’s like It has always been done this way and ET tubes no longer exist forcats! It’s amazing, I converted from a IV anaesthetic onto inhalationanaesthetic on a draped patient in dorsal recumbency in under 5 minutes(inc circuit set up time!) yesterday for a simple procedure that turned into anightmare.
Further testimonies from around with world can be read by visiting
http://docsinnovent.com/testimonials
www.docsinnovent.com
H1 Newsletter is published by Docsinnovent® Ltd. in the interests of veterinary
education. v-gel® supraglottic airway is created and manufactured by Docsinnovent Ltd
Bury House, 31 Bury Street, London, EC3A 5AR, UK
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