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μμ© κΈ°μ : Romifidine exerts its effects by binding to and stimulating **alpha-2 adrenergic receptors** located in the central and peripheral nervous systems. * **Central Nervous System (CNS)**: Presynaptic alpha-2 activation causes feedback inhibition of **norepinephrine** release β resulting in dose-dependent sedation, muscle relaxation, and analgesia. It also reduces overall sympathetic outflow. * **Cardiovascular System**: Postsynaptic alpha-2 activation in peripheral vascular smooth muscle β initial **vasoconstriction** and transient hypertension β triggers a secondary vagal reflex β **bradycardia** and subsequent hypotension. * **Metabolic & GI**: Inhibits insulin release from pancreatic beta cells β transient **hyperglycemia**. It also decreases gastrointestinal motility and alters thermoregulatory mechanisms.
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- For sedation Β· 200-400 micrograms/kg IV or IM Β· IV/IM Β· Single dose Β· IM gives sedation in ~10 mins, persists ~60 mins. IV onset ~5 mins. Atipamezole (400 mcg/kg IM) reverses 400 mcg/kg romifidine.
- As a preanesthetic Β· 200 micrograms/kg IM 10-15 minutes prior to giving ketamine at 10 mg/kg IM Β· IM Β· Single dose Β· Provides surgical anesthesia for up to 30 mins. 400 mcg/kg extends period. Top-up dose of 50% initial doses can prolong anesthesia.
- As an analgesic adjunct Β· 20-40 micrograms/kg IM, IV Β· IM/IV Β· Single dose Β· May combine with an anticholinergic agent in exercise-tolerant patients free from heart disease.
- For epidural anesthesia for paralumbar analgesia or laparotomy Β· Romifidine 50 micrograms/kg plus morphine 0.1 mg/kg Β· Epidural Β· Single dose Β· 12 hours maximum Β· Extra-label use. Contact FARAD for withdrawal times.
- For sedation and analgesia Β· 40-120 micrograms/kg IV slowly one time Β· IV Β· Single dose Β· Onset 30 sec to 5 mins, subsides over 2-4 hours. Duration of analgesia is shorter than sedation.
- As a preanesthetic Β· 100 micrograms/kg as slow, single IV injection Β· IV Β· Single dose Β· Induce anesthesia after maximal sedation is achieved (2-4 mins). Decrease anesthetic doses due to sparing effects.
- For sedation Β· 40-120 micrograms/kg IV, IM or SQ Β· IV/IM/SQ Β· Single dose Β· IV causes sedation in ~5 mins. SC/IM delayed to ~30 mins and depth is lower. Atipamezole (200 mcg/kg IM) reverses 120 mcg/kg romifidine.
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- Known hypersensitivity to romifidine
- Concurrent use with intravenous potentiated sulfonamides
- Preexisting cardiac conditions, arrhythmias, or severe cardiovascular compromise
- Severe respiratory, hepatic, or renal disease
- Pregnancy (especially last month in horses, and throughout pregnancy in dogs/cats)
- Shock or severe systemic debilitation
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- Bradycardia (can be profound)
- First- and second-degree atrioventricular (AV) heart block
- Sinus arrhythmias
- Initial hypertension followed by hypotension
- Ataxia and muscle tremors
- Sweating and piloerection (horses)
- Vomiting (especially common in cats)
- Transient hyperglycemia
- Decreased gastrointestinal motility (flatulence, mild colic in horses)
- Increased urination
- Altered thermoregulation (hypothermia or hyperthermia)
- Swelling of face, lips, and upper airways; stridor (horses)
- Paradoxical excitation (rare)
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- Intravenous Potentiated Sulfonamides (e.g., trimethoprim/sulfa) Β· May cause fatal dysrhythmias; concurrent use is strictly contraindicated.
- Other Alpha-2 Agonists (e.g., xylazine, dexmedetomidine) & Epinephrine Β· Additive cardiovascular and CNS effects; epinephrine may potentiate adverse effects and arrhythmias.
- Phenothiazines (e.g., acepromazine) Β· Can result in severe, compounding hypotension.
- Anesthetics, Opiates, Sedatives/Hypnotics Β· Synergistic CNS depression; significantly reduces the required dose of induction and maintenance anesthetics. Increased risk of arrhythmias with thiopental, ketamine, or halothane.
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- Level of sedation and analgesia
- Respiratory rate and effort
- Heart rate and rhythm (ECG recommended during anesthesia)
- Blood pressure (especially during general anesthesia)
- Body temperature (monitor for hypothermia during prolonged procedures)
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In **horses**, experimental doses up to 5X (600 mcg/kg) caused sinus bradycardia, 2nd-degree heart block, occasional apnea, mild respiratory stridor, deep sedation, frequent urination, and sweating. No clinically significant alterations in blood gases or chemistries were noted. In **dogs**, doses up to 10X (1 mg/kg IV daily for 4 weeks) resulted in no serious adverse effects reported. **Treatment**: If necessary, an alpha-2 antagonist such as **atipamezole** (30-80 mcg/kg) or **yohimbine** can be administered to rapidly reverse the sedation and cardiovascular adverse effects.
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