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hilltrekker
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In what proprotion of small animals metabolic alkalosis do you commonly post anaethesia?
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DO you mean anesthesia induced by alkalosis or vice versa?


As the two could be done by haloalkane or ether induced anesthesia. If you can provide what animal are you working on or specify it will be comparatively easier to get the answer.

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