clinical, laboratory and ultrassonography evaluation feline with lower urinary tract disease
avaliação clínica, laboratorial e ultrassonográfica de felinos com doença do trato urinário inferior

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2013
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Abstract
The Lower Urinary Tract Disease Feline (FLUTD) are frequent in clinical routine of this species is due to various disease processes characterized by hematuria, dysuria, urinary frequency, strangury, periuria and urethral obstruction, affecting mainly sedentary cats, living in the home and with low intake of water. In order to check the main clinical, laboratory and ultrasound in cases of FLUTD, 26 cats were available at the Veterinary Hospital of UFMT being 16 with FLUTD and ten healthy, noting that all the sick animals had azotemia, average of serum total calcium decreased and elevation in serum phosphorus. Bacterial growth observed in one third of cases, three possibly due to bladder catheterization, as were recurrent cases. The sonographic findings were compatible with frames of obstruction, such as severe distension of the urinary bladder and debris in suspension, dilated ureters and urethra.

As Doenças do Trato Urinário Inferior Felino (DTUIF) são frequentes na rotina clínica desta espécie, é decorrente de diversos processos mórbidos caracterizados por hematúria, disúria, polaciúria, estrangúria, periúria e obstrução uretral, que afetam principalmente felinos sedentários, de vivência intradomiciliar e com baixa ingestão de água. Com o objetivo de verificar as principais alterações clínicas, laboratoriais e ultrassonográficas nos casos de DTUIF, foram examinados 26 felinos no Hospital Veterinário da UFMT, sendo, 16 com DTUIF e dez hígidos, notando-se que todos os animais doentes apresentaram azotemia, valor médio da concentração sérica de cálcio total diminuído e elevação na concentração sérica de fósforo. Crescimento bacteriano foi observado em um terço dos casos, sendo três possivelmente decorrentes de cateterização vesical, já que eram casos recidivantes. Os achados ultrassonográficos foram compatíveis com quadros de obstrução, tais como: distensão acentuada da vesícula urinária e debris em suspensão, dilatação de ureteres e uretra.

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Authors ;Joadil Abreu;Valeria Régia Franco Sousa;Geovanna Barreira Monteiro;Mariana de Mederios Torres;Larissa Gaeta;Adriane Jorge Mendonça;Valéria Dutra;Pedro Eduardo Brandini Nespóli;Yara Silva Meirelles;Andresa de Cassia Martini;Gisele Salengue Martins
Journal frontiers in neuroendocrinology
Year 2013
DOI
10.5433/1679-0359.2013v34n5p2349
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http://www.uel.br/revistas/uel/index.php/semagrarias/editor/submission/9418
Keywords
Agriculture (General) azotemia

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