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The use of Stanazolol for the preparation of anti-inflammatory and anti-degenerative drugs
No full textThe present invention relates to the use of stanozolol for the preparation of pharmaceutical compo-sitions for the treatment of animal disorders supported or complicated by inflammatory and/or degenerative causes, namely canine tracheal collapse
EPIDEMIOLOGICAL DATA ON CONGENITAL DEAFNESS IN DALMATIAN DOGS USING BRAINSTEM AUDITORY-EVOKED POTENTIALS
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INDAGINE EPIDEMIOLOGICA SULLA SORDITA’ CONGENITA DEL CANE DALMATA MEDIANTE L’USO DEI POTENZIALI EVOCATI DEL TRONCO ENCEFALICO
No full textPROSPETTIVE DI IMPIEGO DEL BLINK REFLEX E DEL TEST DI STIMOLAZIONE DIRETTA DEL NERVO FACCIALE NEL CANE
No full textN3 POTENTIALS IN RESPONSE TO HIGH INTENSITY AUDITORY STIMULI IN ANIMALS WITH SUSPECTED COCHLEO-SACCULAR DEAFNESS
No full textWe describe a previously un-reported vertex-negative potential evoked by high intensity click auditory stimuli in some dogs and cats with suspected cochleo-saccular deafness.
Brainstem auditory evoked potential tracings from 24 unilaterally or bilaterally deaf animals, 22 dogs and 2 cats, among which 21 belonged to breeds with high prevalence of suspected or histologically confirmed cochleo-saccular deafness, were studied retrospectively. Values for latency, amplitude and threshold of this potential in dogs were 2.15 ± 0.23 ms, 0.49 ± 0.25 μV, and 91.9 ± 4.7 dB NHL, respectively (mean ± SD). Latency and threshold values in cats were in the mean ± 2 SD range of the dog values. Sensitivity to click stimulus polarity and to click stimulus delivery rate pointed towards a neural potential instead of a receptor potential. The vertex-negative wave observed in these animals shares all characteristics with the N3 potential described in some deaf humans with cochlear deafness, where it is presumed to arise from saccular stimulation. The combined degeneration of cochlea and sacculus usually reported in deaf white dogs and cats suggest that N3 may have a different origin in these species
Impiego dei potenziali evocati acustici del tronco encefalico (BAEP) ai fini diagnostici e prognostici nelle patologie vestibolari dei piccoli animali
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