Anemia and Hypoproteinemia

Anemia, Hypoproteinemia, and Cataracts in Swine Fed Casein Hydrolysate or Zein. Comparison with Pyridoxine-deficiency Anemia.

Red Cell Stroma in Dogs

Normal red blood cells in dogs contain stroma in fairly uniform amounts. This red cell stroma is rich in proteins and lipides. Anemia due to blood loss causes an increase in stroma protein. The highest levels of stroma protein are found in the severe anemias. As the anemia is corrected by red cell regeneration, the stroma protein level falls to normal. Anemia due to blood destruction (phenylhyd...

Maximal Hemoglobin and Plasma Protein Production under the Stimulus of Depletion

The maximal output ceiling for hemoglobin in anemia due to blood loss is about 60 gm. per week-the dog receiving a rich protein diet plus high iron intake. Ferrous and ferric salts are equally effective. Iron intravenously plus a rich protein diet may push this level up to 90 to 100 gm. per week. Evidently iron absorption is a limiting factor. Maximal output for hemoglobin plus plasma protein i...

Blastomycosis-like pyoderma.

A 9-year-old female, presented with recurrent bilaterally symmetrically distributed flesh colored vegetative plaques, papules and nodules on trunk and upper and lower extremities since 15 days. Investigations revealed anemia, hypoproteinemia, decreased albumin and positive D-xylose test. Pus swab and biopsy for culture sensitivity showed Enterococci species. Biopsy showed spongiotic psoriasifor...

Effect of Induced Toxic Pathological Effect of Pharmaceutical Agents and Heavy Metals on Broiler Birds

The indiscriminate and injudicious use of second generation fluoroquinolones viz., enrofloxacin produced anemia, leucopenia, hypoglycaemia, hypoproteinemia, increased enzymatic activity and hepatotoxic and nephrotoxic effects in broiler chickens. Exposure to heavy metals results in congestion and hemorrhages in the lungs, tubular degeneration in kidneys and occasional hemorrhages in the brain. ...

A Cytological Study of Peritoneal Fluids and Its Clinicobiochemical Correlation

The study was a comparative evaluation of the physical and Bio-chemical components of ascitic fluid in different disease conditions associated with ascites e.g. Malignancy, Tuberculosis, Liver Cirrhosis, C.C.F., Nephrotic Syndrome, Anaemia-Hypoproteinemia & Spontaneous bacterial peritonitis. The study also highlights disease wise age and sex incidence.