BLOOD PARAMETERS AND BLOODY URINE | ||||
| Assiut Veterinary Medical Journal | ||||
| Article 28, Volume 6, Issue 11.12, January 1979, Page 323-343 PDF (5.23 MB) | ||||
| Document Type: Research article | ||||
| DOI: 10.21608/avmj.1979.193137 | ||||
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| Authors | ||||
| M.S. HASSAN; A.A. AMER; A.A. MOTTELIB; S. EL-AMROUSI | ||||
| Dept. of Medicine and Poultry Diseases Faculty of Vet. Med. Assiut University. | ||||
| Abstract | ||||
| The present investigation was carried out on 45 clinically healthy and 92 diseased cases of cattle and buffaloes showing signs of haema turea. Blood analysis of such cases revealed the following findings: 1-Blood creatinine and creatine remained with in the normal values, only slight elevation was noticed in patients with kidney affec tions 2-Moderate increase was noticed in blood urea nitrogen to 38. 14+8.39 and 37.8+13.72 mg% in babesia infected cattle and buffaloes re spectively. The highest value of it was re corded in buffaloes with embolic nephritis (40.3 mg%). 3-The non-protein nitrogen behaves the same manner as the blood urea nitrogen. 4-Decreased total serum proteins in all cases with bloody urine. Most lower level (5.58 + 0.46gm%) was seen in cattle with babesiosis, and 5.30 + 1.62 gm% in buffaloes with cysti tis. 5-Total serum cholesterol was markedly eleva ted to 302.5 and to 171.67 mg% in cattle and buffaloes with nephritis respectively. 6-The blood parameters including haemoglobin, packed cell volume and red cells count sho wed marked drop in all diseased cases. 7-Slight increase in the leucocytes count was observed in some cases. 8-All animals with hypop < /strong>hosp < /strong>hateema showed great drop in the serum inorganic phospho ne. 9-Either the bypop < /strong>hosp < /strong>havaenic animals or the se with renal lesions showed any detectable change in serum sodium and chloride, 10-Decreased level of serum potassium was only seen in few cases with bypop < /strong>hosphataemia. 11-No change was detected in serum calcium and copper in most of the diseased cases. | ||||
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