Hypotension under general anaesthesia
Hypotension Under General Anaesthesia is one of the most common peri-anaesthetic complications in small animals. This presentation examines which patients are most at risk, the physiological and clinical consequences of hypotension, why effective blood-pressure management matters, and how to identify its underlying causes. It covers approaches to blood-pressure monitoring, including invasive and non-invasive techniques, and highlights the importance of interpreting measurements in context. The focus is on practical decision-making and real-world anaesthetic challenges; this session provides guidance for improving patient monitoring and treatment during general anaesthesia.