cirrose hepática enzoótica no cavalo

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Abstract
As lesões histopatológicas observadas no fígado de 12 cavalos de procedências diversas, descritas neste trabalho, sugerem a interferência de um mesmo agente etiológico, possìvelmente uma intoxicação crônica provocada pela infestão de vegetais do gen. Senecio ou de plantas contendo alcalóides afins. Nota: - Já estava redigido o presente trabalho, quando deparamos com o artigo de VANEK (Vanek, J., 1958), Vergiftung mit Kreuskraut (Senecio) als ursache der Zdárer Pferdseuche. - Schveiz. Z. Allg. Path. Bakt., 21:821-848), onde o autor, baseado em dados clínicos, anatõmicos, botânicos, toxicológicos e experimentais, conclui que a doença dos cavalos de Zdar é devida a uma intoxicação crônica pelos alcalóides do Senecio erraticus ssp. barbaraeifolius. As alterações histopatológicas descritas no referido trabalho, coincidem com as observadas nos nossos casos.
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Authors ;O. Curial;J. P. Guimarães
Journal kurdistan journal of applied research
Year 1958
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