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Pyometra is collection of pus within the uterine cavity and is usually associated with underlying gynaecological malignancy or other benign causes. Spontaneous rupture of pyometra is a rare complication.
Sharad M. Malvadkar +3 more
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Renal injury in female dogs with pyometra
: Pyometra is a common disease in intact female dogs and can cause glomerulopathy and tubular injury. This study aimed to evaluate kidney injury in female dogs with pyometra, as well as progression of the injury during treatment and the markers of this ...
Mariana da Silva Figueiredo +11 more
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Comparative efficacy of various therapeutic protocols in the treatment of pyometra in bitches
This study was undertaken on canine pyometra and consisted of 28 bitches of different breeds with known breeding history and open type of pyometra. The diagnosis of pyometra was made by correlating the history and clinical signs with the findings of ...
B. Jena +3 more
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Background Age-related changes in renal histomorphology are described, while the presence of glomerulonephritis in dogs with pyometra is controversial in current literature.
Teige Jon +3 more
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This study evaluated the occurrence of cystic endometrial hyperplasia (CEH) and pseudoplacentational endometrial hyperplasia (PEH) in canine pyometra using ultrasonographic assessment of endometrial changes.
S. Swapna +4 more
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Live birth after uterine-sparing treatment of pyometra following abdominal myomectomy: A case report
Pyometra is rare and refers to purulent material in the uterine cavity, which can lead to uterine perforation. A hysterectomy is the historic treatment for perforated pyometra due to the condition's high morbidity and mortality.
Kiley Hunkler +3 more
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KC-like chemokine as a biomarker of sepsis in dogs with pyometra
Background Sepsis, defined as a dysregulated inflammatory response to infection inducing organ dysfunction, is a common cause of mortality in both humans and animals.
Ragnvi Hagman +5 more
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[Veterinary World 2010; 3(7.000): 340-342]
Rubina kumari Baithalu +3 more
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Differences in canine serum N-glycosylation pattern during infection and pregnancy. [PDF]
Ramström M +4 more
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