2003
DOI: 10.1111/j.2042-3292.2003.tb00238.x
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Hyperlipaemia and pancreatitis in a pony with Cushing's disease

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“…20 In a previous study in dogs, pancreatitis was associated with a number of concurrent diseases, including diabetes mellitus (14/63 dogs), hyperadrenocorticism (12/63), chronic renal failure (8/63), neoplasia (17/63), congestive heart failure (6/63), and autoimmune disorders (5/63). 7 While few specific pathogenic mechanisms have been studied in and published for the horse, these same disease processes may be relevant in the comparative development of equine pancreatitis. For example, PPID is thought to predispose the horse to pancreatitis by allowing for recurrent bacterial infections owing to compromised immune system function.…”
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“…20 In a previous study in dogs, pancreatitis was associated with a number of concurrent diseases, including diabetes mellitus (14/63 dogs), hyperadrenocorticism (12/63), chronic renal failure (8/63), neoplasia (17/63), congestive heart failure (6/63), and autoimmune disorders (5/63). 7 While few specific pathogenic mechanisms have been studied in and published for the horse, these same disease processes may be relevant in the comparative development of equine pancreatitis. For example, PPID is thought to predispose the horse to pancreatitis by allowing for recurrent bacterial infections owing to compromised immune system function.…”
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“…For example, damage to intestinal mucosa or renal tubules can contribute to mild elevations of serum amylase and lipase. 7 Additionally, reabsorption of trypsin from the intestine can contribute to serum elevations. 11 Larger increases in trypsin in equine pancreatitis cases were found to be associated with poorer survival.…”
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“…Die diagnostizierte Hypertriglyzeridämie stellt einen häufigen Befund der equinen Pankreatitis dar (Dacre et al 2003 (Lehnert und Riepl 2001). Aber auch Grunderkrankungen wie der insulinabhängige Diabetes mellitus, der in Verbindung mit chronischen Pankreatitiden diagnostiziert werden kann, sowie das equine metabolische Syndrom mit Insulinresistenz und Hyperadrenokortizismus müssen differentialdiagnostisch berücksichtigt werden (Bulgin 1983, Johnson 2002, Schott 2002 (Mayerle et al 2005).…”
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“…Zur Ulkus-und Gastritisprophylaxe wird die Gabe eines Protonenpumpenhemmers empfohlen. Insulin und Heparin werden sowohl in der Humanmedizin bei hypertriglyzeridämie-induzierter Pankreatitis als auch in der Therapie bei Pferden mit Hypertriglyzeridämie erfolgreich eingesetzt (Dacre et al 2003, Waitt und Cebra 2006, Jain et al 2007). …”
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