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==Pharmacokinetics==

==Pharmacokinetics==

Sevoflurane is also a halogenated ether. It is also stable and nonflammable. Alkaline carbon dioxide absorbents react with sevoflurane to produced a potentially toxic compound. This can be influenced by environmental temperature, sevoflurane concentrations, use of baralyme rather then sodalime, low flow rates and already exposed absorbents. The '''blood:gas partition coefficient''' is very low, meaning that has a rapid onset of action. It has a high tissue solubility however, which means that recovery is more prolonged compared to [[Isoflurane|isoflurane]] or [[Halothane|halothane]]. The '''MAC''' of sevoflurane is approximately ''2.4%'' in dogs and ''2.6%'' in cats and is therefore less potent the other agents. Sevoflurane undergoes a small amount of hepatic metabolism.

Sevoflurane is also a halogenated ether. It is also stable and nonflammable. Alkaline carbon dioxide absorbents react with sevoflurane to produced a potentially toxic compound. This can be influenced by environmental temperature, sevoflurane concentrations, use of baralyme rather then sodalime, low flow rates and already exposed absorbents. The '''blood:gas partition coefficient''' is very low, meaning that has a rapid onset of action. It has a high tissue solubility however, which means that recovery is more prolonged compared to [[Isoflurane|isoflurane]] or [[Halothane|halothane]]. The '''MAC''' of sevoflurane is approximately ''2.4%'' in dogs and ''2.6%'' in cats and is therefore less potent than other agents. Sevoflurane undergoes a small amount of hepatic metabolism.

==Adverse Effects==

==Adverse Effects==