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Bovine serum growth hormone levels in clinical ketosis
Veterinary Record, 1977Blood samples were taken from ketotic cows and from normal lactating cows in summer and winter. The lowest serum growth hormone and plasma glucose levels and the highest serum free fatty acid values were observed in the ketotic cows. It is suggested that the decrease in growth hormone might benefit the ketotic animal.
R, Reynaert, W, Top, G, Peeters
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Veterinary Clinics of North America: Food Animal Practice, 1988
A diagnosis of primary ketosis is based on clinical signs, clinical pathology, and ruling-out disorders that cause secondary ketosis. Various treatments can be used alone or in combination during the management of clinical ketosis. A treatment should be based on drugs with a mechanism of action that will eliminate the pathogenesis of the clinical signs
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A diagnosis of primary ketosis is based on clinical signs, clinical pathology, and ruling-out disorders that cause secondary ketosis. Various treatments can be used alone or in combination during the management of clinical ketosis. A treatment should be based on drugs with a mechanism of action that will eliminate the pathogenesis of the clinical signs
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Clinical and subclinical ketosis in dairy cattle
Livestock, 2019Much has been written about ketosis in dairy cattle, and its association with post-partum disease. This article sets out where we are now with ketosis and what the future of testing, prevention and monitoring might look like.
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Prevalence of subclinical and clinical ketosis in cattle in and around Bikaner
Biological Rhythm Research, 2019The present study surveyed that the prevalence of subclinical and clinical ketosis in cattle was assessed in and around Bikaner; a total of 200 cows after parturition were examined.
Nazeer Mohammed +2 more
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Case Studies of Ketosis and the Clinical Utility of β-Hydroxybutyrate
Point of Care: The Journal of Near-Patient Testing & Technology, 2013Three case studies are described for patients presenting with ketosis. Patients have medical histories of type 1 diabetes and type 2 diabetes. These patients present with elevated blood and urine ketones associated with diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA), alcoholic ketosis, and starvation-induced ketosis with a possible component of DKA.
Levy, Rebecca, MD +2 more
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Effect of Clinical Ketosis on Milk Yield in Mehsana Buffaloes
Journal of Veterinary Advances, 2015A study was conducted to assess the factors influencing the economic losses due to ketosis by gathering data from samples of eighteen ketotic Mehsana buffaloes. The study outlines the effect of ketosis in eighteen buffaloes. Three (16.67%) of 18 ketotic buffaloes showed 20-30 percent drop in milk yield, whereas 40-50 per cent drop in production was ...
Sutariya R, Panchasara H, Sutaria M
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COMPREHENSIVE TREATMENT OF CLINICAL AND SUBCLINICAL KETOSIS IN CATTLE
Scientific Notes Kazan Bauman State Academy of Veterinary MedicineThe aim of the study was to study the therapeutic effectiveness of various treatment regimens for subclinical and clinical ketosis in cattle in conditions of industrial milk production. The results of the research showed that the use of drug treatment including Propylene glycol, 40 % dextrose solution, Butofan, Cow Drink, 20 % solution of calcium ...
K.A. Gertseva +3 more
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Clinical Trial of Early Ketosis Detection and Therapy in Fresh Cows
American Association of Bovine Practitioners Conference Proceedings, 2011Postparturient (type II) ketosis, mostly subclinical in degree, is a common disease associated with decreased milk production, decreased reproductive performance, and increased risk of displaced abomasum (DA) in dairy cattle. Based on the assumption that early treatment of ketosis will prevent the anticipated losses, it is often recommended to perform ...
Carrier, J. +3 more
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[Clinical findings and differential diagnosis in ketosis and hypocalcemia in sheep].
DTW. Deutsche tierarztliche Wochenschrift, 1999Clinical and laboratory examinations were carried out in a prospective study from 1978 to 1998 on 454 spontaneously diseased sheep of different breeds aged 2-8 years. Three groups of sheep were defined by plasma concentrations of 3-hydroxybutyrate (3-OHB) and calcium. 214 ewes suffered from ketosis (pregnancy toxaemia, 3-OHB > 1.6 mmol/l), 195 ewes and
K, Bickhardt, P, Henze, M, Ganter
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Physiological and clinical aspects of ketosis
American Journal of Digestive Diseases, 1944Samuel Soskin, R. Levine
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