Correction of homeostatic systems of dogs in general anaesthesia and surgical interventions through actovegin

Dogs in conditions of general anaesthetization and surgical interference, intramuscular introduction of actovegin in doses of 2 mg| kg is accompanied with an insignificant changes in body temperatures, shat-lived reduction and subsequent vestoration in the quantity of heart contractions and respiratory movements intramuscular introduction of actovegin for 24, 48, 72 hours after end of operations in the same dose is accompanied with more rapid vestoration of phisiological constent values: contants of erythrocytes and hemoglobin