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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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Neurotoxicose em bovinos associada ao consumo de ?cevada? (baga?o de malte) contaminada por Aspergillus clavatus no Estado do Rio de Janeiro / Neurotoxicosis in cattle associated with consumption of malted barley waste contaminated with Aspergillus clavatus in the state of Rio de Janeiro.

Oliveira, Glenda Ribeiro de 30 August 2016 (has links)
Submitted by Celso Magalhaes (celsomagalhaes@ufrrj.br) on 2017-09-13T13:08:07Z No. of bitstreams: 1 2016 - Glenda Ribeiro de Oliveira.pdf: 12901294 bytes, checksum: 80c7709c3b1f78480862304148029e9c (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2017-09-13T13:08:07Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 2016 - Glenda Ribeiro de Oliveira.pdf: 12901294 bytes, checksum: 80c7709c3b1f78480862304148029e9c (MD5) Previous issue date: 2016-08-30 / Four outbreaks of a neurological disease affecting dairy cattle which consumed malted barley waste contaminated with Aspergillus clavatus in the municipalities of Valen?a, Paty do Alferes, and Barra Mansa, in the state of Rio de Janeiro, are described. In all farms, stored malted barley waste exhibited visible fungal contamination and only the animals that ingested the by-product got sick. Animals exhibited muscle tremors, hyperesthesia, ataxia, progressive paresis and paralysis, and marked weight loss. Affected animals were walking with knuckling of hindlimb fetlocks, and some would assume a sitting-dog position. When forced to move around, falls were frequent. There was marked decrease in milk production, even though appetite and thirst remained normal up to the moment of death or euthanasia. Clinical evolution varied from 1 to 16 days. From the animals that recovered, four remained with mild locomotor system sequelae. Morbidity varied between 41.42% and 73.08%, mortality between 33.33% and 69.23%, and lethality between 51.11% and 94.73%. Macroscopic alterations included focal pale areas on the myocardium, semitendinosus, semimembranosus, adductor, pectineus, and Longissimus dorsi muscles. Histopathology was characterized by degenerative-necrotic alterations, tumefaction, vacuolation, and chromatolysis of neurons of cerebellar peduncle nuclei, base of the brain, medulla oblongata, and grey matter of the medulla (the H shape). At histology, muscular lesions were characterized by degeneration and coagulative necrosis, at times with incipient mineralization. In one of the bovines, there was also coagulative necrosis of the myocardium , and presumably, myoglobinuric nephrosis. Fungal culture of samples of malted brewer waste resulted in isolation and identification of A. clavatus. The clinical pathological picture was reproduced experimentally in sheep which consumed 40g/kg of malted brewer waste per day, which was collected from the two investigated farms; these animals developed clinical signs and microscopic lesions similar to those observed in bovines. We conclude that even though brewery by-products have a reasonable cost/benefit ratio for bovine feeding, there is a need to observe steps to avoid eventual poisoning and consequent economical losses / Descrevem-se quatro surtos de uma doen?a neurol?gica que afetou bovinos de aptid?o leiteira que consumiam ?cevada? (baga?o de malte) contaminada por Aspergillus clavatus nos munic?pios de Valen?a, Paty do Alferes e Barra Mansa, no Estado do Rio de Janeiro. Em todas as propriedades, a cevada estocada apresentou vis?vel contamina??o f?ngica e somente os animais que ingeriram o subproduto adoeceram. A morbidade variou entre 41,42% e 73,08%, a mortalidade entre 33,33% e 69,23% e a letalidade entre 51,11% e 94,73%. Os animais evidenciaram tremores musculares, hiperestesia, ataxia, paresia e paralisia progressivas e marcada perda de peso. Os mais afetados caminhavam com apoio sobre os boletos flexionados e alguns assumiam a posi??o de "c?o sentado". Quando os animais eram for?ados a movimentarem-se, as quedas eram frequentes. Houve acentuada queda na produ??o leiteira, embora o apetite e a dipsia tenham se mantido normais at? pr?ximo ? morte ou ? eutan?sia. A evolu??o cl?nica variou de 1 a 16 dias. Dos animais que se recuperaram, quatro permaneceram com sequelas locomotoras leves. As altera??es macrosc?picas inclu?ram ?reas p?lidas focais na musculatura card?aca, m?sculos semitend?neo, semimembran?ceo, adutor, pect?neo e Longissimus dorsi. O quadro histopatol?gico caracterizou-se por altera??es degenerativo-necr?ticas, tumefa??o, vacuoliza??o e cromat?lise nos neur?nios dos n?cleos dos ped?nculos cerebelares, da base do c?rebro, da medula oblonga e do ?H? medular. Histologicamente, as les?es musculares caracterizaram-se por degenera??o e necrose coagulativa, com mineraliza??o, por vezes, incipiente. Em um bovino havia, adicionalmente, necrose coagulativa no mioc?rdio e nefrose mioglobin?rica. O cultivo micol?gico das amostras de cevada resultou no isolamento e identifica??o do fungo A. clavatus. O quadro cl?nico patol?gico foi reproduzido experimentalmente em ovinos que consumiram 40g/kg de cevada por dia, coletada de duas das propriedades investigadas; esses animais desenvolveram sinais cl?nicos e les?es microsc?picas, em grande parte, similares ?s observadas nos bovinos. Conclui-se que embora os res?duos da ind?stria cervejeira tenham razo?vel rela??o custo-benef?cio na alimenta??o de bovinos, ? necess?rio que se observem alguns cuidados para evitar eventuais intoxica??es e consequentes preju?zos econ?micos.

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