tetramisole and Dog-Diseases

tetramisole has been researched along with Dog-Diseases* in 2 studies

Other Studies

2 other study(ies) available for tetramisole and Dog-Diseases

Article	Year
Clinical laboratory evaluations of seven heartworm infected beagles: during disease development and following treatment. The Cornell veterinarian, 1982, Volume: 72, Issue:1 Clinical laboratory evaluations were performed in 7 beagles for 12 months following experimental infection with Dirofilaria immitis and for 14 months following adulticide and microfilaricide treatment. Few abnormalities were detected. A mild basophilia and thrombocytopenia developed late during the year of infection and after arsenical treatment there were transient increases in eosinophils, SGPT, and SAP. Coagulation and blood gas studies were normal. The minimal changes were attributed to either: (1) the one year infection with 50 infective larvae was an insufficient insult or (2) an idiosyncrasy in the host-parasite relationship is required in order to produce marked alterations in clinical laboratory evaluations. Topics: Animals; Arsenamide; Dirofilaria immitis; Dirofilariasis; Dithiazanine; Dog Diseases; Dogs; Filaricides; Tetramisole	1982
[Use of piperazine and nilverm in toxocariasis of dogs]. Veterinariia, 1974, Issue:10 Topics: Animals; Ascariasis; Dog Diseases; Dogs; Piperazines; Tetramisole; Toxocariasis	1974

Article

Year

Clinical laboratory evaluations of seven heartworm infected beagles: during disease development and following treatment.

The Cornell veterinarian, 1982, Volume: 72, Issue:1

Clinical laboratory evaluations were performed in 7 beagles for 12 months following experimental infection with Dirofilaria immitis and for 14 months following adulticide and microfilaricide treatment. Few abnormalities were detected. A mild basophilia and thrombocytopenia developed late during the year of infection and after arsenical treatment there were transient increases in eosinophils, SGPT, and SAP. Coagulation and blood gas studies were normal. The minimal changes were attributed to either: (1) the one year infection with 50 infective larvae was an insufficient insult or (2) an idiosyncrasy in the host-parasite relationship is required in order to produce marked alterations in clinical laboratory evaluations.

Topics: Animals; Arsenamide; Dirofilaria immitis; Dirofilariasis; Dithiazanine; Dog Diseases; Dogs; Filaricides; Tetramisole

1982

[Use of piperazine and nilverm in toxocariasis of dogs].

Veterinariia, 1974, Issue:10

Topics: Animals; Ascariasis; Dog Diseases; Dogs; Piperazines; Tetramisole; Toxocariasis

1974