Síndrome de hígddo graso en un caballo criollo Colombiano / Fatty iver syndrrome in a native Colombian horse
Rev. med. vet. zoot
; 60(2): 112-120, may.-ago. 2013. ilus
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RESUMEN
El objetivo de este trabajo fue discutir sobre los hallazgos clínicos, los exámenes de patología clínica realizados y su utilidad como indicadores de pronóstico en un paciente equino hembra con hígado graso. Se describe el caso de una yegua de raza criollo colombiano que ingresó al servicio de consulta externa del Hospital Veterinario Diego Villegas Toro de la Universidad de Caldas con signos de tránsito intestinal lento y cólico. Previamente, el veterinario remitente inició un tratamiento con fluidos y aceite cristal oral sin resultados satisfactorios. Se realizó un examen físico completo y pruebas paraclínicas (creatinina, BUN, albúmina, fibrinógeno, fosfatasa alcalina [FA], gamma glutamiltransferasa [GGT], alanina aminotransferasa [ALT], aspartato aminotransferasa [AST] y análisis de orina) que sugirieron disfunción hepática y compactación del colon mayor. Se instauró un tratamiento dirigido a favorecer el peristaltismo y la eliminación fecal y se dispensó soporte para coadyuvar a la función hepática. Durante la hospitalización se observaron signos clínicos compatibles con falla hepática, encefalopatía e compactación grave; finalmente, el equino murió. Durante la necropsia se confirmó compactación del colon mayor a nivel de la flexura esternal y peritonitis. El diagnóstico histopatológico fue hígado graso y peritonitis. Se concluye que la falla hepática puede asociarse con compactación del colon.
ABSTRACT
The aim of this work was discuss on clinical findings, clinical pathology tests and their usefulness as prognostic indicators in a female equine patient with fatty liver. It is described a case in a native Colombian mare that entered the outpatient service at veterinary hospital Diego Villegas Toro of the University of Caldas with slow intestinal transit signs and mild colic. Previously the sender veterinarian began treatment with intravenous fluids and oral mineral oil oral without satisfactory results. It was performed a complete physical examination and paraclinical tests (creatinine, BUN, albumin, fibrinogen, alkaline phosphatase [AP], gamma glutamyl transferase [GGT], alanine suggestive of liver dysfunction and compaction of the large colon. It was established a treatment addressed to promote peristalsis, fecal elimination and support liver function. During the hospitalization of the patient, were observed different clinical signs consistent with liver failure, encephalopathy and severe compaction; the equine died. During the necropsy was confirmed the large colon compaction in the sternal flexure and peritonitis. The histopathological diagnosis was fatty liver and peritonitis. It is concluded that liver failure may be associated with compaction of the large colon. aminotransferase [ALT], aspartate aminotransferase [AST] and urinalysis) that were suggestive of liver dysfunction and compaction of the large colon. It was established a treatment addressed to promote eristalsis, fecal elimination and support liver function. During the hospitalization of the patient, were observed different clinical signs consistent with liver failure, encephalopathy and severe compaction; the equine died. During the necropsy was confirmed the large colon compaction in the sternal flexure and peritonitis. The histopathological diagnosis was fatty liver and peritonitis. It is concluded that liver failure may be associated with compaction of the large colon.
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Coleções:
01-internacional
Base de dados:
LILACS
Tipo de estudo:
Prognostic_studies
País/Região como assunto:
America do sul
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Colombia
Idioma:
Es
Revista:
Rev. med. vet. zoot
Assunto da revista:
MEDICINA VETERINARIA
Ano de publicação:
2013
Tipo de documento:
Article
País de afiliação:
Colômbia
País de publicação:
Colômbia