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Towards better pain management in mammals and fish intended for human consumption – Part 2: Alleviation
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After a first article dedicated to pain in livestock animals, this article addresses scientific knowledge on pain management in livestock species intended for human consumption, including fish. Pain relief is based for a part on its pharmacology. Four families of molecules can or could be useful for multimodal analgesia: local anaesthetics, α2-agonists, anti-inflammatories, and opioids. In addition, pain experience may be modulated by a so-called ethological approach, which is based on emotional and attentional factors, or on animal training.
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