2014
DOI: 10.1590/1678-7251
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Helicobacteriose em leitões: imuno-histoquímica em amostras colhidas por meio de gastroscopia

Abstract: RESUMOO diagnóstico da úlcera gastroesofágica (UGE) é fundamental para que se tente a recuperação dos afetados, entretanto há grande dificuldade na sua realização de forma precisa. Modernos endoscópios são ferramentas importantes nesse sentido e podem ser usados para determinar em que fase da criação a ulceração ocorre. A bactéria Helicobacter tem sido associada à UGE e gerado perdas econômicas. Tendo em vista que poucos trabalhos têm sido realizados para identificação do problema precocemente, este estudo tev… Show more

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“…In an endoscopic Regarding the immunohistochemical analysis, eight animals (20%) were negative in all regions, while 32 (80%) were positive in at least one, but only one animal (2.5%) was positive in all of them. SZEREDI et al (2005) reported 85.4% positivity in all regions in their studies, while SILVEIRA et al (2014) reported 50% negative in all regions, and 50% positive in at least one of the regions. Regarding the antrum region, 10 (25%) were positive, and 30 (75%) were negative.…”
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“…In an endoscopic Regarding the immunohistochemical analysis, eight animals (20%) were negative in all regions, while 32 (80%) were positive in at least one, but only one animal (2.5%) was positive in all of them. SZEREDI et al (2005) reported 85.4% positivity in all regions in their studies, while SILVEIRA et al (2014) reported 50% negative in all regions, and 50% positive in at least one of the regions. Regarding the antrum region, 10 (25%) were positive, and 30 (75%) were negative.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 87%
“…For the region of the fundic gland, three (7.5%) were positive, and 37 (92.5%) were negative (Table 2). SILVEIRA et al (2014), in an endoscopic study with piglets, reported 10 (50%) positives in the antrum region, two (10%) positives in the aglandular region, three (15%) positives in the region of the cardiac gland, and two (10%) positives in the region of the fundic gland. According to these results, the impact of bacterial infection on the stomach and on the health of herds associated with the potential to cause disease in humans, justifies the interest of further studies on the subject (TAMIASSO et al, 2017).…”
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