Danilo SUAREZ, David FARRAY, Jose PEREZ, Myriam RODRIGUEZ-VENTURA, Alicia VELAZQUEZ-WALLRAF, Jose Raduan JABER, Antonio RAVELO-GARCÍA, Conrado CARRASCOSA

Sokak Köpeklerinde Spesifik Olmayan Reaktif Hepatit Çalışması

Bu çalışmanın amacı, Endülüs’ün (İspanya) farklı şehirlerinden toplanmış olan barınak köpeklerine ait doku örneklerinde Spesifik Olmayan Reaktif Hepatitin (NSRH) olası nedenlerini araştırmaktı. Hastalık, histolojik olarak, hepatosit nekrozu bulgusu olmadan, karaciğer parankimi boyunca ve portal stroma içinde yayılan lenfositlerin ve plazma hücrelerinin varlığı ile karakterize edildi. İncelenen hayvanlarda, derecesi orta ila şiddetli arasında değişen, spesifik olmayan kronik reaktif hepatit belirlendi. Görülme oranı yönünden değerlendirildiğinde, NSRH ile ilişkili olarak en sık görülen patolojiler gastrointestinal problemler ve böbrek hastalıklarının yanı sıra parazitik veya bulaşıcı kökenli pnömonilerdi.

Study of Non-Specific Reactive Hepatitis in Stray Dogs

The purpose of this paper was to study the possible causes of Non-Specific Reactive Hepatitis (NSRH) in tissue samples of housed dogs thatwere collected from diffrent cities of Andalucia (Spain). Histologically, this disease was characterized by the presence of lymphocytes andplasma cells spread throughout the liver parenchyma and in the portal stroma, with no evidence of hepatocyte necrosis. These animalsshowed non-specific chronic reactive hepatitis that varied from moderate to severe. In order of prevalence, the more common pathologiesassociated with NSRH were gastrointestinal and renal diseases, as well as pneumonia mainly of parasitic or infectious origin.

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