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Maintenance anesthesia guidelines Being prepared is the first step in preventing complications from arising. A thorough monitoring plan made before animal is anesthetized based on the patient’s history, health status, specific procedure, and anticipated duration of anesthesia will allow the anesthetist to prepare for and/or prevent complications.
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