“…Secondary endpoints included clinical response at day 84 and time to death, euthanasia, or premature study withdrawal for cardiac reasons. …”
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“…However, it is known that the Portuguese veterinary code of conduct, established more than 25 years ago, overlooks animal welfare and fails to address issues such as the euthanasia and humane killing of animals. Using a Policy Delphi debate technique with vignettes, this study assesses the level of agreement of forty-one (out of seventy) purposively selected Portuguese veterinarians on ten animal welfare requirements set forth in a code of professional conduct, meant to be approved in a near future. …”
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“…This demonstrated the potential of using the AWAG to aid the decision-making of when euthanasia should be performed. Our study shows the AWAG to be a useful tool for assessing welfare, which can be used in harm:benefit assessment.…”
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“…Affected cats present with hindlimb paralysis and extreme pain, often requiring euthanasia on humane grounds. Several factors are known to predispose to thrombus formation, including damage to the inner cellular lining of the atrium which exposes proteins that initiates thrombosis. …”
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“…Control of ASF would likely require mass euthanasia of infected and exposed animals similar to the United Kingdom’s elimination of Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD). …”
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“…The mice were housed in Vium smart cages to continuously monitor and stream respiratory rate and locomotion for up to 28 days until scheduled euthanasia or humane endpoint criteria were met. Body weight and body temperature were measured during the study. …”
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“…This latter finding was reflected in prescribed management strategies, with euthanasia comprising 29.8% (CI 27.0–32.6) of consultations. …”
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“…Serum creatinine and urine volume were recorded post-transplantation, and the pigs underwent euthanasia at seven days post-transplantation. RESULTS: All eight pigs showed functioning grafts, immediately producing urine post-transplantation. …”
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“…Fewer than one in four studies reported analgesia use, humane endpoints, or an identifiable method of euthanasia. Of concern was the poor documentation of ethical oversight information. …”
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“…The mice were clinically scored, and wound sizes were estimated by planimetry daily. Euthanasia was performed on day 8. Wounds were surgically removed in toto, homogenized and plated for quantitative bacteriology. …”
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“…An aged Barbary ape (Macaca sylvanus) at the Toronto Zoo became infected with naturally acquired West Nile virus (WNV) encephalitis that caused neurologic signs, which, associated with other medical problems, led to euthanasia. The diagnosis was based on immunohistochemical assay of brain lesions, reverse transcriptase–polymerase chain reaction, and virus isolation.…”
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“…Despite intensive supportive therapy the horse's condition continued to deteriorate and the decision was made for humane euthanasia. Gross necropsy findings supported the clinical diagnosis of lipoid pneumonia.…”
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“…The postsurgical intensive care therapy to prevent ischemia‐reperfusion syndrome is specified, despite poor outcome in our case (owner elected euthanasia).…”
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“…Pain, discomfort, and quality of life were reported as the most common concerns when their horse has a medical condition or when considering euthanasia. MAIN LIMITATIONS: Potential bias among respondents towards computer literate owners, with good literacy and interest in equine health conditions. …”
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“…Medical imaging modalities, such as whole-body computed tomography (CT), may help to describe disease progression in vivo, potentially replacing ethically contentious and logistically challenging serial euthanasia studies. Towards this vision, we performed a pilot study, during which we acquired whole-body CT images of 6 rhesus monkeys before and 7 to 9 days after intramuscular MARV exposure. …”
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“…INTRODUCTION: Assisted dying (AD) is a general term in the literature to incorporate both physician-assisted suicide (PAS) and voluntary active euthanasia. In 2002 Belgium became the first country in the world to specifically acknowledge mental suffering in law as a valid basis for AD, specifically euthanasia, with other countries passing similar AD legislation more recently. …”
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“…Furthermore, it was the intention to describe the clinical manifestation (seizure types and phenomenology) of epilepsy and to identify risk factors for euthanasia once the dog was diagnosed as having epilepsy. …”
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“…Over 300 horses were found dead or required immediate or subsequent euthanasia following welfare group and local authority visits in 2010, which is of national concern. …”
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“…RESULTS: All animals inoculated with CvHv2, alone or in combination with M. bovoculi, showed raised body temperature, increased lacrimation, conjunctivitis, excretion of pus and periorbital oedema; clinical signs that increased in severity from day 2 post inoculation (p.i.) and throughout the experiment, until euthanasia 5–7 days p.i. Examination after euthanasia revealed corneal oedema, and three animals displayed a corneal ulcer. …”
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“…Assessment was based on the number of incoming felines; stray, unsocialised cats euthanased; unsocialised, unowned cats sterilised and returned (independently of the TTNR programme); and neonatal/underage euthanasias. Incoming stray feline, underage euthanasia, and unsocialised stray cat euthanasia numbers all reduced for the targeted suburb when these outcome measures were compared for the years before and after the programme. …”
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