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Effect of dexamethasone administration on the induction of viral hepatitis in native rabbit
1988
Chang, S.J. | Lee, C.S. (Kyongbuk National Univ., Taegu (Korea R.). Coll. of Veterinary Medicine)
In order to know the effect of dexamethasone on the induction of the rabbit viral hepatitis, the pathological changes were observed in the native rabbits, 2 to 6 months old in age, that were injected by dexamethasone and liver emulsion of Angora rabbit naturally infected with viral hepatitis. The native rabbits injected by dexamethasone and liver emulsion were infected with viral hepatitis and died between 2 and 7 days after inoculation. Clinical signs and gross lesions were very similar to those of Angora rabbit which had naturally occurred. In microscopical findings, the hepatic lesions were characterized by peripheral necrosis of the lobules, and peripheral necrosis of the lobules with fatty changes of hepatic cells occurred in a few cases. Perivascular lymphocytic infiltration in the central nervous system was observed in some cases. The lesions of the other organs were very similar to those of Angora rabbit. On the other hand, the native rabbits that were injected by only liver emulsion of Angora rabbit naturally infected with viral hepatitis were not infected with the disease except in very few cases
Afficher plus [+] Moins [-]Studies on the internal decontamination of radioiodine
1988
Chung, I.Y. | Kim, T.H. | Chung, H.W. | Chin, S.Y. | Yun, T.K. (Korea Advanced Energy Research Institute, Taejon (Korea R.))
Appreciable radiation exposures certainly occur in the workers who handle radioiodine in biochemical research, nuclear medicine diagnostics with the development of nuclear industries. But in the case of nuclear accidents, the early medical treatment of radiation injury should be necessary but little was reported in Korea till now. Accordingly, to achieve basic data for protective roles and medical treatment of radiation injury, the present studies were carried out to evaluate the decontamination of radioiodine by the administration of the antithyroid drugs. The administration of sodium iodide and potassium iodide results in rapid excretion of radioiodine and reduction of the whole body retention than the saline-only group. Regarding thyroid protective effects, sodium iodide, potassium iodide results in rapid excretion of radioiodine and reduction of the whole body retention than the saline-only group. Regarding thyroid protective effects, sodium iodide, potassium iodide and saline were effected significant in order. In the control(saline) group, if administered with enough fluids, the whole body retention of radioiodine is reduced temporary shifts. But as far as radioprotective effects are concerned, saline was not more protective than the other groups. In conclusion, in case of nuclear accidents, if being administered sodium iodide and saline as quickly as possible, the radioprotective effects against the radiation hazard might be markedly increased in the internal contamination of radioiodine
Afficher plus [+] Moins [-]Facteurs de risque nutritionnels de la pathologie hépatique dans les troupeaux bovins laitiers en France Texte intégral
1988
Barnouin, Jacques | Paccard, P.
Facteurs de risque nutritionnels de la pathologie hépatique dans les troupeaux bovins laitiers en France Texte intégral
1988
Barnouin, Jacques | Paccard, P.
Nutritional risk factors for liver damage were surveyed in Black-Pied French dairy herds using serum glutamic dehydrogenase and gamma glutamyl transferase levels to monitor liver dysfunction.The 34 herds chosen were free of parasitic liver injuries. Feeding systems, nutritional blood parameters and production characteristics are analyzed. Two risk factors appeared to be involved in hepatic injury: feeding of fresh rape (Brassica napus) and high levels of serum urea (>/=6.64 mmol/L) associated with grass pasture or dietary nonprotein nitrogen with corn silage
Afficher plus [+] Moins [-]Facteurs de risque nutritionnels de la pathologie hépatique dans les troupeaux bovins laitiers en France Texte intégral
1988
Barnouin , Jacques (INRA (France). UR 0346 Unité de recherche d'Écopathologie) | Paccard , P.
Nutritional risk factors for liver damage were surveyed in Black-Pied French dairy herds using serum glutamic dehydrogenase and gamma glutamyl transferase levels to monitor liver dysfunction.The 34 herds chosen were free of parasitic liver injuries. Feeding systems, nutritional blood parameters and production characteristics are analyzed. Two risk factors appeared to be involved in hepatic injury: feeding of fresh rape (Brassica napus) and high levels of serum urea (>/=6.64 mmol/L) associated with grass pasture or dietary nonprotein nitrogen with corn silage
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