alterações nas concentrações séricas de glicose, sódio, potássio, uréia e creatinina, em eqüinos submetidos a provas de enduro de 30km com velocidade controlada alterations of seric glucose, sodium, potassium, urea and creatinine levels in equines submitted to endurance race of 30km with controled speed
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Foram estudadas as alterações dos parâmetros de alguns constituintes da bioquímica sérica em eqüinos submetidos a provas de enduro de 30km de percurso, com velocidade controlada de 12 a 14km/h, realizadas no Estado de São Paulo. Para tanto, foram utilizados 45 eqüinos adultos (de 4 a 10 anos de idade), divididos em três grupos, de acordo com as características raciais, da seguinte forma: grupo I constituído por 15 eqüinos da raça Árabe, grupo II, por 15 eqüinos da raça Mangalarga e grupo III, por 15 eqüinos mestiços, sendo que, nos três grupos, 11 dos animais eram machos e 4 fêmeas. As amostras de sangue foram obtidas em três tempos, a saber: antes do início da prova, 20 a 30 minutos após o seu término e 80 a 90 minutos após a realização da prova, com os animais já em repouso. As variações observadas nos valores séricos de potássio, glicose e creatinina foram semelhantes nos três grupos e apresentaram diferenças estatisticamente significativas quanto ao tempo; com relação à variação do sódio sérico, o grupo composto por animais da raça Árabe não se comportou de maneira semelhante aos demais, porém, para os três grupos, foi observada significância estatística.Todos os grupos apresentaram o mesmo padrão de variação para uréia, porém, só se comprovou diferença significante nos teores de uréia para os animais da raça Mangalarga e para os Mestiços.
Some plasmatic biochemical parameters of equines submitted to an endurance race of 30km, with controled speed between 12 to 14km/h, taken place at State of São Paulo, Brazil, were studied. Forty five adult equines (4 to 10 years old) were used. They were divided into three groups, according to the breed features: group I: 15 Arabian animals; group II: 15 Mangalarga animals; group III: 15 mixed breed animals. Each group was constituted by 11 males and 4 females. Blood samples were collected in three different times: before the race, 20 to 30 minutes and 80 to 90 minutes after the race, with the animal resting. Seric values of potassium, glucose and creatinine were similar in all groups but there was statistical significant differences according to time collection. Concerning to sodium, all groups showed a variation statistically significcant but the Arabian equines presented a different variation pattern from the other two groups. All groups showed the same variation pattern for seric urea but significant differences for seric urea levels were observed between Mangalarga and mixed breed animals.
Some plasmatic biochemical parameters of equines submitted to an endurance race of 30km, with controled speed between 12 to 14km/h, taken place at State of São Paulo, Brazil, were studied. Forty five adult equines (4 to 10 years old) were used. They were divided into three groups, according to the breed features: group I: 15 Arabian animals; group II: 15 Mangalarga animals; group III: 15 mixed breed animals. Each group was constituted by 11 males and 4 females. Blood samples were collected in three different times: before the race, 20 to 30 minutes and 80 to 90 minutes after the race, with the animal resting. Seric values of potassium, glucose and creatinine were similar in all groups but there was statistical significant differences according to time collection. Concerning to sodium, all groups showed a variation statistically significcant but the Arabian equines presented a different variation pattern from the other two groups. All groups showed the same variation pattern for seric urea but significant differences for seric urea levels were observed between Mangalarga and mixed breed animals.
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| Authors | ;Wilson Roberto Fernandes;Maria Helena Matiko Akao Larsson |
| Journal | Trials |
| Year | 2000 |
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