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Enzootic calcinosis in ruminants: A review
Toxicon, 2020Enzootic calcinosis (EC), is a chronic disease, caused by toxic plants, which has mainly affected ruminants for more than 100 years. It is characterized by a soft tissue calcification, hypercalcemia, hyperphosphatemia, hypoparathiroidism, hypercalcitoninism, osteonecrosis, and osteopetrosis.
Mizaël Machado, Franklin Riet-Correa
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Enzootic Calcinosis in Sheep: Clinical Signs and Pathology
American Journal of Veterinary Research, 1976SUMMARY Enzootic calcinosis in Corriedale sheep was characterized by degeneration and mineralization of elastic connective tissue of aorta, arteries, lung, and kidney and by ulceration of cartilage of joints of limbs. Results of serum chemical analysis revealed low Ca × P value and significantly low, but inconsistent magnesium concentration and normal ...
B S Gill
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Solanum torvum as a causative agent of enzootic calcinosis in Papua, New Guinea
Research in Veterinary Science, 1979Inclusion of dried powdered leaves of Solanum torvum Swartz (collected in Papua, New Guinea) in the diet of rats induced hypercalcaemai rapidly and hyperphosphataemia more slowly; soft tissue calcification was most evident in the kidney and lung. Solanum torvum may be a causative agent of enzootic calcinosis in cattle in Papua, New Guinea.
L Pullen
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Enzootic Calcinosis in Sheep: Soil-Plant-Animal Relationship
American Journal of Veterinary Research, 1976SUMMARY Chemical compositions of soil, water, feeds, and forages on a farm where sheep were affected with calcinosis (experimental site) and a farm with sheep not affected with calcinosis (control site) were determined. The study lasted 1 year. It was observed that water from the experimental site had higher electrical conductivity and calcium level ...
B S Gill, N S Randhawa
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ENZOOTIC CALCINOSIS OF CATTLE IN PAPUA NEW GUINEA
Australian Veterinary Journal, 1975exaly +2 more sources
[Enzootic calcinosis in the horse].
Tierarztliche Praxis. Supplement, 1985Cases of enzootic calcinosis in breeding mares in a Southwest German highland area are reported. The symptoms increased in the latter part of summer and existed in disturbances of movement, moderate kyphosis, sensitivity to palpation in the flexor tendons and, especially, the suspensory ligament, weight loss in spite of good food intake during summer ...
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