AUTO-HEMOTERAPIA EM VETERINÁRIA - Department of Veterinary Medicine Mumbai Veterinary College
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PAPILLOMA BOVINO
A AUTO-HEMOTERAPIA RECUPERA O ANIMAL COMPLETAMENTE
29ª CONVENÇÃO ISVM E SIMPÓSIO NACIONAL SOBRE "DESENVOLVIMENTOS RECENTES EM DIGNESTICA E TERAPÊUTICA, INCLUINDO APLICAÇÕES DE NANOTECNOLOGIA EM MEDICINA VETERINÁRIA"
17 DE FEVEREIRO DE 2011
RESUMOS CIENTÍFICOS
HOSPEDADO POR
Departamento de Medicina Veterinária
Mumbai Veterinary College
Maharashtra Animal And Fishery Scieces University
Mumbai- 400 012
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2.12 AUTOHEMOTERAPIA NO PAPILLOMA BOVINO - RELATÓRIO DE CASO
Chetan Kumar GK
Veterinary Officer, Veterinary Dispensary, Aroodi, Doddaballapur taluk, Bangalore (RD)
As verrugas são comuns em animais lácteos e são causadas por uma infecção viral, especialmente pelo vírus do papiloma bovino (BPV 1-6). Uma vaca leiteira de cinco anos e meio foi apresentada ao Disciplina Veterinária, Aroodi, distrito de Doddaballapur com a história de crescimento de cordeiro como no lado direito do pescoço. O caso foi diagnosticado como verrugas / papilomatose e o animal foi submetido a auto-hemoterapia, 20 ml de sangue foram coletados por punção da veia jugular, 10 ml foram administrados por via intramuscular e outros 10 ml foram administrados por via subcutânea. O tratamento foi repetido a intervalos semanais e ANIMAL RECUPERADO COMPLETAMENTE APÓS 4 INJEÇÕES.
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BOVINE PAPILLOMA
AUTO-HEMOTHERAPY RECOVERS ANIMAL COMPLETELY
29th ISVM CONVENTION AND NATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON "RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN DIGNOSTICS AND THERAPEUTICS INCLUDING APPLICATIONS OF NANOTECHNOLOGY IN VETERINARY MEDICINE"
FEBRUARY 17 -19, 2011
SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACTS
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Department of Veterinary Medicine
Mumbai Veterinary College
Maharashtra Animal And Fishery Scieces University
Mumbai- 400 012
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2.12 AUTOHEMOTHERAPY IN BOVINE PAPILLOMA - A CASE REPORT
Chetan Kumar GK
Veterinary Officer, Veterinary Dispensary, Aroodi, Doddaballapur taluk, Bangalore (RD)
The warts are common in dairy animals and are caused by a viral infection, specially by Bovine Papilloma Virus (BPV 1-6). A five and half year old dairy cow was presented to Veterinary Dispensary, Aroodi, Doddaballapur district with the history of numerous cauliflower like growth on right side of neck. Case was diagnosed as warts/papillomatosis and the animal was subjected to autohemotherapy, 20 ml of blood was collected by jugular vein puncture, 10 ml was given intramuscular and another 10 ml was given subcutaneously. The treatment was repeated at weekly interval and ANIMAL RECOVERED COMPLETELY AFTER 4 INJECTIONS.
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