Laboratory reference intervals for systolic blood pressure, rectal temperature, haematology, biochemistry and venous blood gas and electrolytes in healthy pet rabbits

Prospective data from 86 healthy pet rabbits were evaluated to establish reference intervals for hematology, biochemistry, urinalysis, venous blood gas and electrolytes, rectal temperature and systolic blood pressure. Reference intervals for rectal temperature (37.4-39.6 ºC) and systolic blood press...

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Main Author: Miguel Gallego
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Tripoli University 2017-07-01
Series:Open Veterinary Journal
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Online Access:http://www.openveterinaryjournal.com/OVJ-2017-02-040%20M.%20Gallego.pdf
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spelling doaj-65fa7027d30242cda2908b1c0deda4502021-10-02T02:26:00ZengTripoli UniversityOpen Veterinary Journal2218-60502218-60502017-07-0173203207http://dx.doi.org/10.4314/ovj.v7i3.1Laboratory reference intervals for systolic blood pressure, rectal temperature, haematology, biochemistry and venous blood gas and electrolytes in healthy pet rabbitsMiguel Gallego0Centro Veterinario Madrid Exóticos, Madrid, SpainProspective data from 86 healthy pet rabbits were evaluated to establish reference intervals for hematology, biochemistry, urinalysis, venous blood gas and electrolytes, rectal temperature and systolic blood pressure. Reference intervals for rectal temperature (37.4-39.6 ºC) and systolic blood pressure (75-134 mm/Hg) were previously unreported in pet rabbits. Differences by more than 30% with reference intervals present in the bibliography were observed in the blood biochemistry and urinalysis, being attributed to the variability in methodological factors with the present study.http://www.openveterinaryjournal.com/OVJ-2017-02-040%20M.%20Gallego.pdfBiochemistryHematologyRabbitsRectal temperatureSystolic blood pressure
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Laboratory reference intervals for systolic blood pressure, rectal temperature, haematology, biochemistry and venous blood gas and electrolytes in healthy pet rabbits
Open Veterinary Journal
Biochemistry
Hematology
Rabbits
Rectal temperature
Systolic blood pressure
author_facet Miguel Gallego
author_sort Miguel Gallego
title Laboratory reference intervals for systolic blood pressure, rectal temperature, haematology, biochemistry and venous blood gas and electrolytes in healthy pet rabbits
title_short Laboratory reference intervals for systolic blood pressure, rectal temperature, haematology, biochemistry and venous blood gas and electrolytes in healthy pet rabbits
title_full Laboratory reference intervals for systolic blood pressure, rectal temperature, haematology, biochemistry and venous blood gas and electrolytes in healthy pet rabbits
title_fullStr Laboratory reference intervals for systolic blood pressure, rectal temperature, haematology, biochemistry and venous blood gas and electrolytes in healthy pet rabbits
title_full_unstemmed Laboratory reference intervals for systolic blood pressure, rectal temperature, haematology, biochemistry and venous blood gas and electrolytes in healthy pet rabbits
title_sort laboratory reference intervals for systolic blood pressure, rectal temperature, haematology, biochemistry and venous blood gas and electrolytes in healthy pet rabbits
publisher Tripoli University
series Open Veterinary Journal
issn 2218-6050
2218-6050
publishDate 2017-07-01
description Prospective data from 86 healthy pet rabbits were evaluated to establish reference intervals for hematology, biochemistry, urinalysis, venous blood gas and electrolytes, rectal temperature and systolic blood pressure. Reference intervals for rectal temperature (37.4-39.6 ºC) and systolic blood pressure (75-134 mm/Hg) were previously unreported in pet rabbits. Differences by more than 30% with reference intervals present in the bibliography were observed in the blood biochemistry and urinalysis, being attributed to the variability in methodological factors with the present study.
topic Biochemistry
Hematology
Rabbits
Rectal temperature
Systolic blood pressure
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