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Ekg w praktyce - opis przypadku

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Paslawska U.

nr 6

Echokardiografia w praktyce - tkankowa echokardiografia dopplerowska

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Paslawska U.

nr 04

329-330

The electrocardiographic curve of clinically healthy dogs of selected breeds

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Paslawska U.

1998

tom 01

nr 1

The aim of this elaboration is an attempt to specify in detail the electrocardiographic curve for clinically healthy dogs representing 9 selected purpose breeds.

Przetrwały przewód tętniczy u dorosłego psa

51%

Paslawska U. , Paslawski R. , Noszczyk-Nowak A. , Michalek M.

nr 01-02

Choroby serca na tle infekcyjnym u psow

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Noszczyk-Nowak A. , Paslawska U. , Glinska K. , Nicpon J.

nr 2

26-28

Ubytek w przegrodzie międzykomorowej u kota - opis przypadku

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Staszczyk M. , Paslawska U. , Noszczyk-Nowak A. , Janiszewski A. , Cepiel A.

nr 06

Skret pecherza moczowego u psa

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Glinska K. , Halon A. , Paslawska U. , Kapusniak V. , Nicpon J. , Rabczynski J.

nr 03

316-317

In canine pathology the most frequent torsions of the organs in abdominal cavity are gastric volvulus, spleen torsion, spermatic cord torsion, torsion of uterus and intestinal volvulus. There is a lack of any description of urinary bladder torsion in canine literature. The paper presents a case description of urinary bladder torsion in a 16-year-old German shepherd having chronic urinary bladder atony. The dog was admitted with symptoms of involuntary urination. Both clinical and additional examinations demonstrated leukocytosis, extrarenal uremia, and proteinuria. Because of the negative prognosis the dog was put to sleep and subjected to postmortem examinations. The anatomopathological examination showed axial torsion of the urinary bladder which hindered urine outflow.

Canine renal amyloidosis: a case report

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Szczepankiewicz B. , Paslawska U. , Grzegory M. , Jonkisz P. , Borecka P. , Marzec M. , Brzozowska M. , Nowak M.

nr 05

Amyloidosis is a disease caused by the deposition of amorphous extracellular protein, leading to impaired kidney function. Canine and feline amyloidosis is associated with the deposition of AA protein. The disease is hereditary and is related to breed but not sex. Predisposed breeds include the Shar Pei dog and Abyssinian cat. Proteinuria resulting in hypoalbuminemia due to changes in renal glomeruli is the first clinical sign. In addition, a decreased appetite, anorexia, vomiting, lethargy, polyuria and polydipsia may be observed. In order to diagnose the disease, serum amyloid A levels may be measured. However, a definitive diagnosis is made on the basis of an intravital renal biopsy and the presence of amyloid in the histopathological examination. The main goal of treatment is to reduce inflammation and proteinuria. If nephrotic syndrome occurs, the prognosis is guarded to poor, and the majority of patients do not survive one year. The definitive diagnosis is based on the post-mortem examination, in which the presence of amyloid deposits is confirmed in the kidney tissue. We present the case of a 7-year-old female Shar Pei diagnosed with kidney amyloidosis, on the basis of which we have developed a prevention scheme for clinical practice.