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GIULIA MARIA DE BENEDICTIS

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Position

Professoressa Ordinaria

Address

VIALE DELL'UNIVERSITA', 16 - LEGNARO PD

Telephone

0498272606

Giulia Maria De Benedictis graduated with honors in Veterinary Medicine at the University of Bologna in 2000 and in 2005 she obtained the title of Doctor of Research in Animal Medicine at the University of Padua dedicating herself to the management of anesthesia and pain in the various animal species. Since 2005 she has been Assistant professor, then since 2018 Associate Professor and since 2021 she is Full Professor at the Department of Animal Medicine, Productions and Health of the University of Padua. In 2007 she won a scholarship funded by the Horse Betting Levey Board and worked for 13 months as senior anaesthesia resident at the Royal Veterinary College of London (UK). She carries out clinical activity at the University Teaching Veterinary Hospital of the University of Padua where he is responsible for the Anesthesia Unit. In 2016 she completed the second level Master Course "Welfare of laboratory animals and animal care" at the University of Milan. Giulia is a scientific member of two ethical committees in which she participates in the protection of the welfare of animals used in scientific research.
Giulia teaches Veterinary Surgery - Veterinary Anaesthesiology since 2005, Farm Animals 2 from 2019 in the master’s degree course in Veterinary Medicine. She is professor of Concepts of general anaesthesiology and Laboratory animals in clinical settings and pain assessment for the bachelor’s degree in Animal Care since 2017.
Since 2005 she has been a member of the Faculty College of the Doctoral School in Veterinary Sciences and since 2021 she is the president of the Degree Course in Veterinary Medicine.
Since 2016 she has been a member and since 2021 vice-president of the Board of Directors of the Centre for the Mechanics of Biological Materials - CMBM, a University Interdepartmental Centre that coordinates research activities in the biomedical and material engineering fields.
The main fields of study and research concern anaesthesia, recognition and management of pain in small and large animals, laboratory animals, zoo animals and wild animals. She collaborates on numerous research projects as the person responsible for anesthesia and for the control of the states of suffering and pain in the animals involved. She is author and co-author of scientific articles at national and international level. It is active in disseminating and promoting the rational use of anesthesia and analgesia in different animal species.

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  • at Ospedale veterinario
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Publications

- Sheil M, De Benedictis GM, Scollo A, Metcalfe S, Innocent G, Polkinghorne A, Gottardo F. Efficacy of intra-operative topical wound anesthesia to mitigate piglet castration pain – a large, multi-centred field trial. Animals 2021
- Scollo A, Galli MC, Contiero B, De Benedictis GM, Orlandi B, Gottardo F. Analgesia and/or anaesthesia during piglet castration – Part II: practicability of farm protocols, resource efficiency and economic implications. Italian Journal of Animal Science. 2021 20(1):143-152.
- Scollo A, Contiero B, De Benedictis GM, Galli MC, Benatti D, Gottardo F. Analgesia and/or anaesthesia during piglet castration-part I: efficacy of farm protocols on pain management. Italian Journal of Animal Science. 2021 ;20(1):143-152.
- Bellini L, Dzikiti BT, De Benedictis GM, Algarin Sepulveda FR, Maney JK. Oxygen reserve index as a non-invasive indicator of arterial partial pressure of oxygen in anaesthetized donkeys: a preliminary study. Vetrerinary Anaesthesia and Analgesia. 2021, 48, 388e392.
- Gaudio E, Laubscher LL, Pfitzer S, Raath JP, Hoffman LC, De Benedictis GM. Immobilization quality and cardiopulmonary effects of etorphine alone compared with etorphine- azaperone in blesbok (Damaliscus pygargus phillipsi). Vet Anae Analg 2020;47(4):528-536.
- Gaudio E, Hoffman LC, Schabort GA, Shepstone CA, Bauer G, De Benedictis GM. Evaluation of the quality of immobilization and cardiorespiratory effects of etorphine- medetomidine-azaperone combination in plains zebras (Equus quagga): a pilot study. Journal of Zoo and Wildlife Medicine 2020 9;50(4):988-992.
- Gringeri E, Vadori M, De Benedictis GM, Gatto M, Stefani A, D’Amico FE, Di Giunta M, Vitale A, Calabrese F, Sacerdoti D, Cozzi E, Cillo U. A pig model of hemivascular liver occlusion for the study of ıschemia-reperfusion ınjury: use of an ınfrared system for detecting ıschemic areas. Journal of surgery 2019 12:1226.
- Fontanella CG, Salmaso C, Toniolo I, De Cesare N, Rubini A, De Benedictis GM, Carniel EL. Computational Models for the Mechanical Investigation of Stomach Tissues and Structure. Annals of Biomedical Engineering. 2019;47(5):1237-1249.
- Bellini L, De Benedictis GM. (2019) Effect of three opioid-based analgesic protocols on the perioperative autonomic-mediated cardiovascular response in sheep. Lab Anl. 2019;53(5):491-499.
- Gaudio E, Bordin S, Lora I, Lora M, Massignani M, De Benedictis GM. Leukocyte Coping Capacity (LCC) chemiluminescence as an innovative tool for stress and pain assessment in calves undergoing ring castration. J Anim Sci. 2018; 96(11): 4579–4589.
- Bellini L, De Benedictis GM. Neuromuscular blockade of atracurium in permissive hypercapnic versus normocapnic swine undergoing laparoscopy. PLoS One. 2018 6;13(7):e0200439.
- Martinello T, Gomiero C, Perazzi A, Iacopetti I, Gemignani F, De Benedictis GM, Ferro S, Zuin M, Martines E, Brun P, Maccatrozzo L, Chiers K, Spaas JH, Patruno M. Allogeneic mesenchymal stem cells improve the wound healing process of sheep skin. BMC Vet Res 2018 25;14(1):202
- Gaudio E, Voltan L, De Benedictis GM. Alfaxalone anaesthesia in Lemur catta following dexmedetomidine-butorphanol-midazolam sedation. Veterinary Anaesthesia and Analgesia. 2018 May;45(3):351-356.
- Facchini C, Iacopetti I, Gaudio E, Zotti A, Boldrin M, Fante F, Mutinelli F, Cozzi E, De Benedictis GM. Endodontic treatment of canine teeth in a cynomolgus monkey (Macaca fascicularis). Lab An 2018 52(3):308-312.

Research Area

Veterinary anaesthesia
Pain assessment and analgesic strategies
Chemical immobilization of zoo and wild animals
Animal model