Evaluation of Serum Proteins in Cows Naturally Infected with<i>Theileria annulata</i>

Nazifi, S.; Razavi, S. M.; Esmailnejad, Z.

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“…Cuando el animal presenta una úlcera abomasal tipo 1, el hematocrito disminuye y la proteína total aumenta debido a la inflamación crónica (33,34,35). La úlcera abomasal tipo 2, se relaciona con hematocrito bajo, hipoproteinemia e hipopotasemia, azotemia y acidosis metabólica.…”

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Fístula cutánea secundaria a úlcera de abomaso de una cabra

Rojas

Sanmiguel

2020

Rev. Med. Vet.

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Las úlceras abomasales son raras y poco conocidas en los pequeños rumiantes y en los rumiantes, en general. Estas llegan a presentarse por diferentes causas como lo son: la dieta, el estrés, la alteración de los mecanismos protectores de la mucosa gástrica, entre otros. En este artículo, se presenta el caso de un caprino hembra raza criolla de aproximadamente diecisiete años, que presentaba una lesión en la región ventral del abdomen, entre la cicatriz del ombligo y el cartílago xifoides, y, adicionalmente, tenía una enfermedad articular. Como método de diagnóstico se realizaron exámenes paraclínicos como: cuadro hemático, coprológico y toma de rayos x, en donde se determinó el diagnóstico final que fue una úlcera abomasal grado 3 y una enfermedad articular degenerativa. El tratamiento se realizó con penicilina sódica (22 000 UI/kg durante cinco días cada doce horas), gentamicina (6 mg/kg durante tres días cada 24 horas), cuatro aplicaciones de complejo B (2 ml cada 48 horas), omeprazol (10 mg/kg cada doce horas por quince días) y lavados diarios de la herida con solución salina durante quince días. El animal fue dado de alta a los veinte días con cierre total de la herida

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Fístula cutánea secundaria a úlcera de abomaso de una cabra

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Sanmiguel

2020

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A review on acute phase response in parasitic blood diseases of ruminants

Razavi,

Yaghoobpour,

Nazifi

2023

Research in Veterinary Science

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Enhancing clinical recovery of bovine tropical theileriosis by use of antioxidant supportive therapy

KUMAR,

RAKHA,

VIRMANI

2016

Indian J of Anim Sci

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The present study was conducted to test the hypothesis that oxidative stress plays important role in pathogenesis of bovine tropical theileriosis and the oxidative stress may be mitigated by supportive therapy with anti-oxidants, hastening recovery process from diseased to normal status. Animals (20) clinically infected with bovine tropical theileriosis were divided into 2 groups of 10 animals each and 6 healthy (uninfected) animals were kept as control. Group A animals were treated with buparvaquone alone and group B animals were treated with buparvaquone along with ascorbic acid. These groups were further subdivided into subgroups A1, A2 and B1, B2 as per schizont and piroplasm stage of disease. All infected animals harboured either schizonts or piroplasms of T. annulata and showed high grade fever, anaemia, inappetence and enlarged superficial lymph nodes. Significant decrease in level of haemoglobin (Hb), packed cell volume (PCV), total erythrocytes count (TEC) and total leucocytes count (TLC) along with lymphocytopenia was observed in infected animals. Treatment of diseased animals with theilericidal drug (buparvaquone) led to disappearance of the clinical symptoms, elimination of parasite population and recovery in hematocrit values. However, recovery was significantly better in animals of group B as compared to group A. Oxidative stress was detected by measuring level of lipid peroxidation [malondialdehyde (MDA) concentration] and antioxidant enzymes viz. glutathione peroxidase (GPx) and superoxide dismutase (SOD) in plasma of infected animals before and after treatment. There was development of oxidative stress in the animals as confirmed by significant increase in plasma MDA, increased activity of GPx and SOD enzymes as compared to corresponding values estimated in plasma of healthy animals. Ascorbic acid was found better in treating clinical cases of bovine tropical theileriosis. However, addition of antioxidant (ascorbic acid) further hastened the recovery process.

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Evaluation of Serum Proteins in Cows Naturally Infected withTheileria annulata

Cited by 3 publications

References 8 publications

Fístula cutánea secundaria a úlcera de abomaso de una cabra

Fístula cutánea secundaria a úlcera de abomaso de una cabra

A review on acute phase response in parasitic blood diseases of ruminants

Enhancing clinical recovery of bovine tropical theileriosis by use of antioxidant supportive therapy

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