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This document discusses a case of hepatic lipidosis in a 5-year-old Shetland pony. Biochemistry results showed markedly increased levels of GLDH, triglycerides, bilirubin, ALKP, AST, GGT, and CK, as well as moderately decreased sodium, chloride, and urea levels. Hepatic lipidosis was diagnosed and thought to be caused by poor quality feed or decreased intake during a period of high energy demand, leading to fatty infiltration of the liver. Treatment involved addressing hepatic failure, improving energy balance, eliminating stress, and increasing triglyceride uptake in peripheral tissues. Prognosis for hyperlipidemia is poor, with mortality reported in up to 80%
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A dog in an animal shelter was diagnosed with parvovirus after showing signs of hemorrhagic diarrhea. Parvovirus is highly contagious and can persist in the environment for years. The document discusses managing the disease in the individual animal through isolation, supportive care, and antibiotics. It also discusses managing an outbreak in the shelter by isolating exposed animals, using protective equipment, thorough cleaning and disinfection, segregating young animals, reducing stress, and preventing future outbreaks through vaccination.
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Welcome to our captivating SlideShare presentation on the Special Senses, where we delve into the extraordinary capabilities that allow us to perceive and interact with the world around us. Join us on a sensory journey as we explore the intricate structures and functions of sight, sound, smell, taste, and balance.
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- 2. Presenting Signs • 5 year old Shetland mare • Lost condition, unwell, jaundiced • Temperature of 101 degrees Fahrenheit. (Normal 99-101) • Hep, EDTA, serogel samples received on 08/03/2010
- 3. Biochemistry Results Test Result Unit Reference Range GLDH 240 Mmol/l 0-12 Sodium 124.7 Mmol/l 130-151 Potassium 4.3 Mmol/l 2.6-5.2 Na:K ratio 29.0 Mmol/l Chloride 88.6 Mmol/l 94-113 Calcium 2.83 Mmol/l 2.78-3.30 Phosphate 1.06 Mmol/l 0.9-2.1
- 4. Biochemistry Results Test Result Unit Reference Range Urea 5.5 Mmol/l -6.84 Creatinine 115 Mmol/l 62-140 Triglyceride 44.39 Mmol/l -0.8 Total bilirubin 110 Mmol/l -25 ALKP 1503 U/l -280 AST 7889 U/l -240 GGT 55 U/l -40
- 5. Biochemistry Results Test Result Unit Reference Range TP 63 g/l 60-83 Albumin 27 g/l 26-35 Globulin 36 g/l 30-55 CK 15150 U/l -150
- 6. Summary of Biochemistry Results • Marked increase in GLDH, Triglyceride, Total Bilirubin, ALKP, AST, GGT, and CK. • Moderate decreases in Na, Cl and Urea.
- 7. Hepatic Lipidosis • Poor feed quality or decrease in feed intake particularly during a period of high energy intake • Negative energy balance triggering excessive movement of fatty acids from adipose tissue leading to an increase in hepatic triglyceride synthesis and secretion of very low density lipoproteins, hypertriglyceridemia and fatty infiltration of the liver.
- 10. Treatment 1. Treatment of hepatic failure 2. Improvement of energy intake and balance 3. Elimination of stress or treatment of concurrent disease 4. Increased triglyceride uptake by peripheral tissues
- 11. Prevention • Keeping mares in good BCS especially throughout the winter months/pregnancy/lactation • Keep dietary changes to a minimum • Ensure haylage is fed during times when frost/snow may be a problem • Stress must be kept to a minimum • Ensure good routine health care ie dental etc
- 12. Prognosis • Prognosis of hyperlipidaemia is poor • It has been reported for mortality to occur in up to 80% of cases that are presented for treatment. • Education of owners could improve the situation. • Try and treat the primary disease!
- 13. References • Michelle Henry Barton, Debra Deem Morris, Diseases of the liver, Equine Internal Medicine, Stephen M Reed, Warwick M. Bayly, WB Saunders and Company 1998, 731-733.
- 14. Questions?