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Master's Dissertation
DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/D.10.2005.tde-06082007-104522
Document
Author
Full name
Ryan Elias Piera
E-mail
Institute/School/College
Knowledge Area
Date of Defense
Published
São Paulo, 2005
Supervisor
Committee
Mariana, Arani Nanci Bomfim (President)
Ambrosio, Carlos Eduardo
Carvalho, Ana Flávia de
Title in Portuguese
Mensuração ultra-sonográfica da relação córtico-medular renal em cães
Keywords in Portuguese
Cães
Diagnóstico por imagem
Medula renal
Rim
Ultra-sonografia
Abstract in Portuguese
Através do ultra-som, um método de diagnóstico seguro e preciso, podemos estabelecer a relação córtico-medular (RCM) renal avaliando o volume da cortical e da medular acrescentando uma avaliação quantitativa ao método usado nas interpretações ultra-sonográficas, que ainda são de caráter qualitativa (subjetiva) e dependem da habilidade, do equipamento e da experiência do médico veterinário que estará fazendo o exame. Utilizamos 30 animais de diferentes raças, com idades entre 1 e 9 anos, machos e fêmeas, com pesos na faixa de 9 até 40 Kg, provenientes de clínicas veterinárias particulares. Todos passaram por exames clínico e físico, mostrando-se sadios e sem histórico de doença ou problemas renais, o que foi confirmado através de exames laboratoriais. Após as aferições por ultra-som as medidas foram colocadas em fórmulas, que deram os volumes de córtex e medula, seguindo então para uma relação mais precisa córtex/medula. Os resultados mostraram que os valores de RCM vão de 2,26 a 3,33 independentemente do volume renal, sexo, peso e idade, sendo estas variantes de baixa significância com a relação córtico-medular
Title in English
Measurement ultrasonographic of renal corticomedullary correlation in dogs
Keywords in English
Dogs
Image diagnosis
Kidney
Renal medullary
Ultrasonography
Abstract in English
Through the ultrasound, a insurance and exact diagnostic, we can establish renal corticomedullary correlation (RCM) evaluating the volume of the cortical and medullary adding a quantitative evaluation to the used method in the interpretations ultrasonographics, that still are of qualitative character (subjective) and depend on the ability, the equipment and the experience of the medical veterinarian who will be making the examination. We use 30 animals of different races, with ages between 1 and 9 years, males and females, with weights in the band of 9 up to 40 kg, proceeding from clinical particular veterinarians. All had passed for examinations clinical and physical, revealing healthy and without description of illness or renais problems, what it was confirmed through laboratoriais examinations. After the gaugings for ultrasound the measures had been placed in formulas, which had given to the volumes of cortex and medullary, following then for a more necessary corticomedullary correlation. The results had shown that the values of RCM independently go of 2,26 the 3,33 of the renal volume, sex, weight and age, being these variants of low significance with the corticomedullary correlation.
 
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2007-08-07
 
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