986 resultados para Doenças Infecciosas em animais domésticos
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Camu-camu (Myrciaria dubia H.B.K. (McVaugh)) is a native Amazon fruit, recognized worldwide as one of the main natural sources of ascorbic acid. Due to its great acidity, this fruit is generally consumed after processing into juice or as ingredient in food preparations. As a co-product of the camu-camu processing, a significant amount of agroindustrial residue is generated. Despite the studies showing the bioactive value and biological potential of the fruit, few studies have approached the possible processing techniques, transformation and preservation of camu-camu fruits and its agroindustrial pomace. Therefore, the present work has the objective of evaluating two different drying processes applied to camu-camu pomace (peel and seeds with residual pulp), freeze drying and hot air drying, in order to obtain a functional fruit product. This thesis was divided into three stages: the first one shows the studies related to the freeze drying and hot air drying, where we demonstrated the impact of the selected drying techniques on the bioactive components of camu-camu, taking the fresh pomace as the control group. Among the investigated conditions, the groups obtained at 50ºC and 4 m/s (SC50) and 80ºC and 6 m/s (SC80) were selected as for further studies, based on their ascorbic acid final content and Folin-Ciocalteau reducing capacity. In addition to SC50 and SC80, the fresh pomace (RF) and freeze dried (RL) samples were also evaluated in these further stages of the research. Overall, the results show higher bioactive concentration in the RF samples, followed by RL, SC50 and SC80. On the second step of the research, the antioxidant, antimicrobial and antienzymatic activities were evaluated and the same tendency was observed. It was also reported, for the first time in the literature, the presence of syringic acid in dried camu-camu pomace. In the third and final stage of the research, it was investigated the effect of dried camu-camu on aging and neuroprotective disorders, using the in vivo model C.elegans. It was observed that camu-camu extracts were able to modulate important signaling genes relevant to thermal and oxidative stresses (p < 0.05). The polar acid, polar basic and polar neutral fractions obtained from the low molecular extracts of SC50 were able to extend the lifespan of wild type N2 C. elegans in 20% and 13% (p < 0.001). Results also showed that the paralysis induced by the β1-42 amyloid was significantly (p < 0.0001) retarded in CL4176 worms. Similarly, the camu-camu extracts attenuated the dopaminergic induction associated to Parkinson’s disease. Finally, a global analysis of the data presented here reveal that the camu-camu pomace, a co-product obtained from the industrial processing of a native Brazilian fruit, is a relevant natural source of health relevant compounds. This thesis, shows for the first time, the multifunctionality of camu-camu pomace, a natural resource still underexploited for scientific, commercial and technological purposes.
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The various types of pig farming, intensive and extensive, expose them to pig parasites but also to those from the environment of the breeding site. In this work was evaluated the exposure of bigs bred in technified farms, SISCAL (intensive breeding system in pens) and not technified (backyard) to leptospira, ticks and rickettsiae. Blood sera were analyzed to determine titers of antibodies anti-Leptospira by SAM technique and antibodies anti-rickettsial by IFA, pigs were inspected for ticks and in their breeding environment and surrounding areas (pastures and riparian vegetation), ticks were collected by the flannel dragging technique. In the farms of pigs 10.4% had anti-Leptospira antibodies, followed by SISCAL (8%) and backyard animals (2.5%). The serovars found were Bratislava, Pomona, serovar, Canicola and Icterohaemorrhagiae. Higher percentage of properties with pigs raised outdoors (SISCAL) had tick infested animals (20%) than those raised in backyard (6.7%), while commercial farms had no infested pigs nor infested breeding place. In both SISCAL and backyard pig breeding properties ticks were observed at the breeding site environment. Tick infestations were detected in areas surrounding pig breeding site in all three husbandry suystems. Ticks found were all Amblyomma scultpum nymphs or adults with the exception of one of Amblyomma parvum adult. In relation to anti-rickettsia serology to five Rickettsia species, 55.2% of pigs from commercial farms reacted to al least one species, backyard pigs reacted to 89.7% and all pigs of SISCAL showed anti-rickettsia titers. Consecutive tick sampling (June 2014 to February 2016) in SISCAL FAZU in Uberaba, showed the establishment A. sculptum ticks maintained by domestic pigs. These observations demonstrate the ability the pigs to maintain populations of A. sculptum at a favorable environment and may indicate a new trend in environmental infestations by this species of tick. Exposure to Leptospira and Rickettsia demonstrated the potential pigs exposure and transmission of important diseases in public health.
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The dog-eating fox (Cerdocyon thous - Linnaeus, 1766) is a medium sized canid widely distributed in South America and occurs in almost all of Brazil. Among the main threats to their conservation are the roadkill mainly caused by habitat loss. The shortage of laboratory bush dogs data affect the veterinary medical care hindering the application of appropriate therapies. This study aimed to evaluate the levels of C-reactive protein, albumin, pre-albumin, ceruloplasmin, haptoglobin and Afla 1 acid glycoprotein and the Prognostic Index Inflammatory Nutritional (IPIN) in this species, thus obtaining a first description of these prognostic markers. They collected 1.5 ml of blood by jugular access 8 of Mato Dogs copies (thous thous) from the Laboratory of collection of Teaching and Research in Wildlife (limpets), Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Federal University of Uberlândia for exams routine. The samples were collected via the jugular vein after physical restraint of animals and trichotomy of the region. After statistical analysis, the values were: albumin: between 2.7 and 3.0 g / dl, alpha 1-acid glycoprotein: between 0.19 and 0.21 g / l, C-reactive protein: between 1.7 and 2 2, prealbumin between 30 and 35 mg / l haptoglobin: between 0.078 and 0.156 and IPIN ≤ 0.006 being considered normal and values ≥ 0.006 considered high. This press description will serve as a basis for studies where animals may be used with specific diseases and, after analysis, compared with the values found in this study and verified the behavior follows the likeness of domestic dogs.
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Tesis (Médico Veterinario). -- Universidad de La Salle. Facultad de Ciencias Agropecuarias. Programa de Medicina Veterinaria, 2014
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Dissertação (mestrado)—Universidade de Brasília, Faculdade de Agronomia e Medicina Veterinária, Programa de Pós-Graduação em Saúde Animal, 2016.
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Dissertação de Mestrado Integrado em Medicina Veterinária
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O presente relatório foi realizado no âmbito do Mestrado Integrado de Medicina Veteri-nária, estando divido em duas partes. A primeira parte refere-se à casuística acompanhada ao longo do estágio curricular, realizado no Centro Hospitalar Veterinário do Porto, no período de-corrido entre 1 de setembro de 2015 e 29 de fevereiro de 2016. A segunda parte engloba uma monografia sobre o tema “Cetoacidose Diabética em canídeos”, incluindo ainda o relato de três casos clínicos acompanhados no decorrer do estágio. A cetoacidose diabética (CAD) é uma complicação urgente do diabetes mellitus, ocorrendo principalmente em animais nunca antes tratados com insulina de longa ação. O diagnóstico de CAD passa pela anamnese, sinais clínicos e deteção de hiperglicemia severa, glicosúria e cetonúria. O diagnóstico e tratamento de doenças concomitantes constituem o passo mais desafiante. O prognóstico depende da severidade da acidose, das doenças concomitantes e das limitações financeiras dos proprietários; Abstract: Small Animal Practice This report was carried out for the completion of the Master degree in veterinary medicine and is divided in two parts. The first part includes the accompanied cases throughout the train-eeship, which was held at the Centro Hospitalar Veterinário of Porto, between September 1st 2015 and February 29th 2016. The second part includes a monograph on "Diabetic Ketoacidosis in dogs ", including the report of three clinical cases followed during the internship. Diabetic ke-toacidosis (DKA) is an urgent complication of diabetes mellitus, occurring mainly in animals that were never treated with long-action insulin. The diagnosis of DKA involves the history, clinical signs and detection of severe hyperglycemia, glycosuria and ketonuria. The diagnosis and treat-ment of concomitant diseases are the most challenging steps. The prognosis depends on the severity of acidosis and concomitant diseases, as well as the financial restrictions of the owners.
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O estágio curricular a que se refere o presente relatório foi realizado no Hospital Veterinário do Baixo Alentejo, em Beja, entre 15/09/2014 e 15/03/2015, sob orientação do Dr. André Cláudio. Na primeira parte é apresentada a casuística acompanhada durante o estágio e a segunda parte consiste numa monografia referente ao tema “Dirofilariose canina”, onde é apresentada uma revisão bibliográfica seguida de um caso clínico. A dirofilariose canina é uma doença endémica em Portugal causada por nemátodes do género Dirofilaria, que têm como hospedeiros definitivos preferenciais os canídeos domésticos. A prevalência desta doença tem vindo a aumentar, contudo, é pouco conhecida pela população em geral. Devido à sua morbilidade e caráter zoonótico tem grande importância Médico- Veterinária e para os proprietários de cães;Abstract: Traineeship report in clinic and surgery of companion animals. The traineeship referred to in this report was carried out at the Veterinary Hospital of the Lower Alentejo, in Beja, between 15/09/2014 and 15/03/2015, under the guidance of Dr. André Cláudio. The first part presents the casuistry observed during this traineeship and the second part consists of a monograph regarding the topic "Canine heartworm disease" where a literature review followed by a case is presented. The canine heartworm disease is an endemic disease in Portugal caused by nematodes of the genus Dirofilaria, whose preferred definitive hosts are domestic canids. The prevalence of this disease has increased, however, is little known by the general population. Due to its morbidity and zoonotic characteristics, has great importance in the Medical Veterinary field and for the dog owners.
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Cerca de 20% das doenças raras possuem etiologia não genética. É possível identificar alguns grupos de doenças raras não genéticas: doenças raras infecciosas, doenças raras inflamatórias e doenças raras autoimunes, entre outras. No quinto módulo do curso de Formação de Teleconsultores sobre a Política Nacional de Atenção Integral às Pessoas com Doenças Raras no SUS são abordados os seguintes tópicos sobre doenças tópicas não genéticas: doenças raras infecciosas: algumas doenças raras infecciosas, embora no país sejam raras, podem ser frequentes em algumas regiões pelo seu caráter endêmico. Para muitas dessas doenças o Ministério da Saúde tem políticas específicas. Roteiro para anamnese com atenção para sinais e sintomas clínicos, residência em áreas de risco, exposição a outros afetados, vetores e ambientes de risco; roteiro para exame físico com atenção para órgãos mais frequentemente atingidos. Doenças raras inflamatórias: diversas doenças raras de etiologia não genética podem ter natureza inflamatória; roteiro para anamnese e exame clínico com especial atenção para sinais e sintomas clínicos específicos. Doenças raras autoimunes: diversas doenças raras de etiologia não genética podem ter natureza autoimune; roteiro para anamnese e exame clínico com especial atenção para sinais e sintomas clínicos específicos.
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Doença infecciosa, autolimitante causada por alimentos infectantes, salmonela, que acomete o homem e os animais cujos sintomas são: febre, diarreia, vômitos, escalofrios, dores abdominais, cólicas. Apresenta um período de incubação em media de 18 horas podendo variar entre 8 e 42 horas. O agente etiológico, salmonela, na maioria das vezes pode ser encontrada em alimentos de origem animal, com uma maior frequência os ovos. Dentre as toxiinfecções, gastroenterites, as causadas por salmonelas são as mais incidentes.
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Acute disseminated encephalomyelitis (ADEM) is a widespread monophasic inflamatory disease affecting the central nervous system, that usually follows an infection or vaccination. In this study, we present an analysis of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) and clinical aspects in four patients with clinical diagnosis of ADEM. The presence of MRI demyelinating lesions was crucial, but not in itself sufficient for definitive diagnosis. Clinical and MRI follow up, in order to exclude new lesions and to reevaluate the former ones, as well as CSF, were important for the differential diagnosis with other demyelinating diseases, particularly multiple sclerosis. In addition, we have shown that early treatment with methylprednisolone after the initial symptoms was effective for improving clinical manifestations as well as for reducing MRI lesions.