RESUMO:No Brasil, a criação comercial de javalis (Sus scrofa scrofa) está em crescente expansão. Devido à importância dos valores referenciais para as análises bioquímicas como auxílio diagnóstico de processos patológicos e à limitação de dados na literatura sobre esta espécie, foram colhidas amostras de sangue para a determinação de valores bioquímicos em 160 javalis entre 180 a 300 dias de vida, clinicamente saudáveis e confinados. A faixa de referência para creatinina foi semelhante aos valores de referência para suínos (1,0 -2,7mg/dL). Houve diferença, entre sexos apenas para a dosagem da uréia, onde os machos apresentaram valores mais altos (14,92 -49,30mg/dL), embora, semelhantes aos suínos (10 -30mg/dL). As fêmeas, com valores de 13,03 -44,78mg/dL, não tiveram significância estatística. Palavras-chave: bioquímica sérica; função renal; valores de referência REFERENCE VALUES OF THE UREA AND CREATININE IN WILD BOAR (Sus scrofa scrofa, LINNAEUS, 1758) RAISED IN CAPTIVITYABSTRACT: In Brazil, the commercial breeding of wild boars (Sus scrofa scrofa) is rapidly expanding. Given the significance of reference values for biochemical analysis for diagnosis of pathological processes and the limitation of data in the literature on this species, Blood samples were collected for determination of biochemical values in 160 wild boars from 180 to 300 days old, clinically healthy farms. The reference range for creatinine was similar to the normal range for swine (1,0 -2,7mg/dL). There were differences between genders, only for the determination of urea, where the males were higher, although similar to pigs (10 -30mg/dL). The females, with values from 13.03 to 44.78 mg / dL, do not have statistically significant.
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