2. Main Problems in Farm
Animals
• I-Problems due to infection:
• 1- Acute Pneumonia
• 2-Acute enteritis .
• 3-Acute mastitis
• 4-Endometritis
• 5-Arthritis and Rhumatic pain.
3. Inflammation
• It the reaction of the living tissue to
injury .
• It is the first line of def.mechanism
• It is usually ending by healing.
• It may become more harmful as in
case of peracute mastitis and
rheumatic diseases.
4. Causes of Inflammation
Pathogenic Microorganisms:
Such as Bacteria, Virus and Parasites .
Mechanical and thermal injuries:
Excessive cold and trauma.
Chemical poisons:
Such as ,acid or alkalis.
Immune reaction:
Urticaria, eczema and photosensitization.
6. Stages of Inflammation
• 1-Phase 1 (Histamine release)
It increases vascular permeability
It leads to migration of leukocytes and produce pain.
2- Phase 2 (Prostaglandin’s release)
It increases vascular permeability
Induce emigration of leukocytes
Produce Pain+ Hotness+ Swelling.
3- Phase 3 (Lose of function)
1-Depression 2-Fever 3-Loss of appetite.
8. Pathophysiology of Inflammation
• The initial inflammation phase
consists of three subphases: acute,
subacute, and chronic (or
proliferative).
• The acute phase typically lasts 1–3 days
• heat, redness, swelling, pain, and loss of function
•
كمثال الضرع
9. Pathophysiology of Inflammation
• The initial inflammation phase
consists of three subphases:
• acute phase احلادة املرحلة
• subacute phase احلادة حتت
• and chronic (or proliferative).
•
الشفاء مرحلة او املزمنة املرحلة
10. Anti-inflammatory Drugs
• These are agents which reduce the effect of
substance released at the site of inflammation such
as:
• Prostaglandin
• Leukotriene
• Bradykinins
• Histamine
11. Types of Anti-inflammatory Drugs
– 1-Steroidal Anti-inflammatory Drugs
• They are acting by degradation of collagen by
increasing the synthesis of certain proteases.
• Examples
• 1-Dexa-methasone 2- Beta-methasone
• 3-Methyl Prednisolone.
• 4-Dexatimanol. 5 - Predef 2X
12. Therapeutic Uses
• 1-Allergic skin diseases as eczema and dermatitis.
• 2- Allergic ophthalmic diseases such as
congunctivitis
• 3-Arthritis (injected intra-synovial or peri-ticular.)
• 4-Induction of parturition
• 5-Post parturient ketosis in cows and pregnancy
toxemia in sheep
• 6- Inflammation of skin, eyes or joints.
13. Side effects of Steroidal Ant.Inf..
• 1-Efects on carbohydrate metabolism:
• A-Induce hyperglcemia and glucosuria.
• B-Decrease glucose utilization in tissues.
• 2-Effects on mineral metabolism:
• A-Loss of K+ , Ca++ and phosphorus.
• B- Retention of Na+ leading to Water retention and
edema .
14. Side Effects
• 2-Effects on protein metabolism:
• It reduces amino acids available for protein synthesis
resulting in:
• A-Reducing antibody production (Immune-supression).
• B-Retardation of growth with a negative nitrogen
balance.
• C- Retardation of wound healing.
• D-Osteoporosis and fractures of bones.
• E-Weakening and myopathy of skeletal muscles.
15. Contraindication
• 1-Pregnant animals.
• 2-Eye infections with corneal ulcer.
• 3-Without antibiotics in infections.
• 4-With vaccination procedures due to
immune body depression.
16. 2-Non steroidal anti-
inflammatory Drugs
–They exert their effects through inhibition of
prostaglandin by inhibition of cyclo-
oxygenase enzyme that catalyze the
conversion of arachidonic acid to
prostaglandin
26. اسرتودي الغري االلتهاب مضادات استخدام دواعى
ة
• They are routinely used for the relief
of pain and inflammation associated
with:
• Osteoarthritis in dogs and horses .
• Colic, and laminitis in horses.
27. اسرتودي الغري االلتهاب مضادات استخدام دواعى
ة
• The use of NSAIDs for the relief of
perioperative pain in companion
animals is standard practice
• املنزلية احليواانت ىف خاصة احيةراجل العمليات قبل
28. املزرعة حيواانت ىف
• NSAIDs have been used in conjunction with
antibiotics for treatment of acute
respiratory diseases in cattle.
• They reduce morbidity through their
antipyretic and anti-inflammatory effects
• Antiendotoic
• Prevent development of irreversible lung
lesions.
29. Side Effects of Non Steroidals
• By Long time use (More than 4 days)
• Gastric ulcers and gastritis
• Melena
30. Side Effects of Non Steroidals
• By Long time use (More than 4 days)
• Renal damage
• Renal failure in some species
31. Side Effects of Non Steroidals
• By Long time use (More than 4 days)
• Delay parturation
35. Phenylbutazone
بيتازون فينايل
•
One of the major therapeutic uses of PBZ
is to treat acute laminitis in horses.
•
Laminitis is treated initially with
injectable PBZ at dosages up to 8.8
mg/kg, followed by therapy PO at 2.2–4.4
mg/kg, bid.
•
38. والخيول الكالب فى الكيتوبروفين جرعة
• General dose:
• The recommended dosage is 1 mg/kg/day
for up to 5 days, IV or PO.
• Dog& Cat:
• 2.2 mg/kg/day for up to 5 days, IV.
• Horses:
• 3 mg/kg/day for 1–3 days, IV or IM
40. مجلومين فلونكسين
• Elimination half-life is short (~2–3 hr).
Elimination is primarily by renal
excretion.
• Flunixin is effective for the treatment of
visceral pain associated with colic in
horses.
41. مجلومين فلونكسين
• It is also used to reduce the
inflammatory-mediated hemodynamic
response to endotoxin, (reduce mortality
associated with endotoxemic shock.
Flunixin has been used to treat mastitis
and acute pulmonary emphysema in
cattle,
42. Carprofen
كاربوريفين
• The recommended dosage is 4.4
mg/kg/day or divided bid, PO. In Europe
and other countries, carprofen is also
registered for use in horses and cattle and
for short-term therapy in cats.
48. Main Lines of Treatment of
Pneumonia:
• 1-Antibiotic
• 2- Steroidal anti-inflammatory
• 3-Non Steroidal anti-inflammatory
• 3-Vitamin A and C
• 4-Mucolytic & expectorant
49. Line of Treatment of Infectious
Diarrhea
• 1-Fluid therapy.
• 2-Anti-inflammatory
• 3-Antibiotic (orally and systemic)
• 4- Anti-acid (orally and systemic).
• 5-Intestinal astringent and coating
50. Main Lines of Treatment of
Acute Mastitis:
• 1-Fluid therapy
• 2-Anti-inflammatory
• 3-Antibiotic
• 4-Antihistaminic
• 5-Vitamin A &C injection