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Distúrbios causados pela progesterona durante o diestro de fêmeas de carnívoros domésticos

Authors: Domingues, Marta Beleza Laranjeira Moreira;

Distúrbios causados pela progesterona durante o diestro de fêmeas de carnívoros domésticos

Abstract

Este relatório refere-se ao estágio de seis meses na área de clínica e cirurgia de animais de companhia realizado no Hospital Veterinário do Baixo Vouga (HVBV) sob a orientação do Dr. Ricardo Romão e co-orientação da Dr.ª Sónia Miranda, diretora clínica do HVBV. Encontra-se dividido em três partes: a casuística, a monografia e três casos clínicos sobre distúrbios causados pela progesterona durante o diestro de fêmeas de carnívoros domésticos. Na casuística são apresentados os casos clínicos assistidos durante o período de estágio. A monografia descreve a influência dos elevados níveis de concentração de progesterona durante o diestro no desenvolvimento de três afeções: complexo hiperplasia quística do endométriopiómetra e insulino-resistência em cadelas e hiperplasia mamária fibroadenomatosa em gata. Os três casos clínicos relatam o acompanhamento e evolução das afeções em resposta ao tratamento e níveis séricos de progesterona associados; ABSTRACT – “Disorders caused by progesterone during the diestrus of domestic carnivores females” This report refers to the six months small animal practice and surgery internship performed at the Baixo Vouga’s Veterinary Hospital (HVBV) under orientation of Dr. Ricardo Romão and co-orientation of Dr. Sónia Miranda, clinical director of the HVBV. It is divided into three sections: casuistry, monography and a third section with three cases about disturbances caused by progesterone during the diestrus of domestic carnivores females. Within casuistic, the clinical cases observed during the probationary period are presented. The monography describes the influence of high levels of progesterone during diestrus in the development of three conditions: cystic endometrial hyperplasia-pyometra complex and insulin resistance in bitches and mammary fibroadenomatous hyperplasia in a cat. The three cases report clinical monitoring and evolution of the conditions in response to treatment and associated serum progesterone levels.

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Portugal
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Hiperplasia mamária fibroadenomatosa, Resistência à insulina induzida pelo diestro, Progesterona, Complexo hiperplasia quística do endométrio-pióetra, Diestro

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