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Blood glycated hemoglobin evaluation in sick dogs
2000
Marca, M. C. | Loste, A. | Unzueta, A. | Perets, Mikhaʼel ben Yosef
Blood glycated hemoglobin concentration reflects long-term serum glucose levels in dogs. In this study, the effects of several diseases on blood glycated hemoglobin levels have been evaluated. For this study, blood samples were drawn from 93 unhealthy dogs. The animals were distributed into 10 groups according to pathological process (group 1, digestive problems; group 2, leishmaniasis; group 3, anemia; group 4, dermatological disorders; group 5, urinary problems; group 6, cardiorespiratory problems; group 7, diabetes mellitus; group 8, insulinoma; group 9, general diseases; group 10, control group). Blood glucose and glycated hemoglobin concentrations and hemoglobin and hematocrit values were analyzed in all the animals. In diabetic dogs, a strong increase in blood glycated hemoglobin was observed when compared with the other groups (P < 0.01). In contrast, dogs with insulinoma showed a decrease in blood glycated hemoglobin, though significant differences were not reported in all cases. No change in blood glycated hemoglobin concentrations were reported in dogs affected by other diseases. So, we can suppose that only the chronic alterations in glucose metabolism (chronic hyper- or hypoglycemia) can induce significant changes on the blood glycated hemoglobin concentrations in dogs.
Show more [+] Less [-]The effects of various stress factors to the ultrastructure and phagocytosis of thrombocytes in broilers
2000
Ozdemir, S.S.(Etlik Veterinary Control and Research Institute, Ankara (Turkey))
Detection of avian leukosis virus group antigen in egg albumen and sera samples by using Elisa
2000
Sen, A. | Ulgen, M. | Ozbilgin, S.(Uludag Univ., Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Bursa(Turkey))
