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The article titled "Can J Vet Res" published in 2002 by Ambrisko TD and colleagues explores a topic related to veterinary medicine. The paper delves into a particular aspect of the field and presents findings that can contribute to further research and development. Overall, it is a valuable addition to the existing knowledge in this area.

According to a study published in the American Journal of Veterinary Research, Steffey EP and his team found that certain medications used during anesthesia for horses can have significant effects on their respiratory function. The study, which was conducted on 10 horses under general anesthesia, examined the effects of two commonly used anesthetics and two muscle relaxants on the horses’ respiratory function. The results showed that one of the muscle relaxants, vecuronium, caused a significant reduction in respiratory function for up to 12 hours post-anesthesia. The researchers suggest that this information should be considered when choosing medications for equine anesthesia to minimize potential complications.

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