The endocrine system of the non-human primate

Chilton, Jennifer A.; Sjögren, Ingrid; Mølck, Anne‐Marie; Thorup, Inger

doi:10.1016/b978-0-12-813088-9.00001-x

Spontaneous Pathology of the Laboratory Non-Human Primate 2023

DOI: 10.1016/b978-0-12-813088-9.00001-x

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The endocrine system of the non-human primate

Jennifer A. Chilton

Ingrid Sjögren

Anne‐Marie Mølck

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Rectal Prolapse in Laboratory-Housed Macaques: Assessing Prevalence, Risk Factors, and Enhanced Treatment Modality

Leleu,

Simon,

da Silva

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Rectal prolapse is a common condition in laboratory-housed macaques, usually associated with recurrent gastroenteritis and stress. However, evidence for both statements is lacking. Therefore, the prevalence of rectal prolapses and their risk factors in laboratory-housed macaques have yet to be assessed. In addition, a standard of care pharmacological treatment remains to be recognized and documented. Thus, a retrospective study involving 816 laboratory-housed macaques was conducted, in which the prevalence, risk factors, and treatment success of rectal prolapses was assessed. The prevalence was shown to be 3.92%, and all cases could be either directly or indirectly linked to stress factors. By eliminating the suggested stressor, most rectal prolapses reverted naturally (69%). Moreover, we discuss the advantage of the ancillary administration of hyoscine butylbromide and metamizole as a treatment modality.

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Rectal Prolapse in Laboratory-Housed Macaques: Assessing Prevalence, Risk Factors, and Enhanced Treatment Modality

Leleu,

Simon,

da Silva

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Rectal Prolapse in Laboratory-Housed Macaques: Assessing Prevalence, Risk Factors, and Enhanced Treatment Modality

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