Investigating the Probability of Response Bias in Owner-Perceived Pain Assessment in Dogs With Osteoarthritis

Essner, Ann; Högberg, Hans; Zetterberg, Lena; Hellström, Karin; Sjöström, Rita; Gustås, Pia

doi:10.1016/j.tcam.2020.100407

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“…Two articles were added from reference lists (14,31). Twenty-one studies were identified to be eligible for inclusion in the data extraction process (8,(14)(15)(16)(31)(32)(33)(34)(35)(36)(37)(38)(39)(40)(41)(42)(43)(44)(45)(46)(47)(48). Quality assessment allowed all 21 to progress (Supplementary Table 1).…”

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“…Sixteen (76.2%) of the studies described the development (n = 11), translation (n = 2), or use (n = 3) of pain or HRQOL assessment instrument[s]. There were five instruments: the Liverpool Osteoarthritis in Dogs (LOAD) score, (31,46), Canine Brief Pain Inventory (CBPI), (15,38,39,44,46), Helsinki Chronic Pain Index (HCPI) (16,38,41,42,46), the Canine Orthopedic Index (COI) (32,33,36,37) and the Glasgow University health-related dog behavior questionnaire (GUVQuest) (8,45,48). Data extraction produced 134 unique items (Supplementary Table 2) categorized across domains as follows: physical appearance six items (4.5%); mobility 28 items (20.9%); energy/vitality/behavior 35 items (26.1%); temperament 47 items (35.1%); pain expression 11 items (8.2%); sociability 7 items (5.2%).…”

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Construction of a Conceptual Framework for Assessment of Health-Related Quality of Life in Dogs With Osteoarthritis

Roberts

Armson

Bartram³

et al. 2021

Front. Vet. Sci.

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An owner's ability to detect changes in the behavior of a dog afflicted with osteoarthritis (OA) may be a barrier to presentation, clinical diagnosis and initiation of treatment. Management of OA also relies upon an owner's ability to accurately monitor improvement following a trial period of pain relief. The changes in behavior that are associated with the onset and relief of pain from OA can be assessed to determine the dog's health-related quality of life (HRQOL). HRQOL assessments are widely used in human medicine and if developed correctly can be used in the monitoring of disease and in clinical trials. This study followed established guidelines to construct a conceptual framework of indicators of HRQOL in dogs with OA. This generated items that can be used to develop a HRQOL assessment tool specific to dogs with OA. A systematic review was conducted using Web of Science, PubMed and Scopus with search terms related to indicators of HRQOL in dogs with osteoarthritis. Eligibility and quality assessment criteria were applied. Data were extracted from eligible studies using a comprehensive data charting table. Resulting domains and items were assessed at a half-day workshop attended by experts in canine osteoarthritis and quality of life. Domains and their interactions were finalized and a visual representation of the conceptual framework was produced. A total of 1,264 unique articles were generated in the database searches and assessed for inclusion. Of these, 21 progressed to data extraction. After combining synonyms, 47 unique items were categorized across six domains. Review of the six domains by the expert panel resulted in their reduction to four: physical appearance, capability, behavior, and mood. All four categories were deemed to be influenced by pain from osteoarthritis. Capability, mood, and behavior were all hypothesized to impact on each other while physical appearance was impacted by, but did not impact upon, the other domains. The framework has potential application to inform the development of valid and reliable instruments to operationalize measurement of HRQOL in canine OA for use in general veterinary practice to guide OA management decisions and in clinical studies to evaluate treatment outcomes.

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Construction of a Conceptual Framework for Assessment of Health-Related Quality of Life in Dogs With Osteoarthritis

Roberts

Armson

Bartram³

et al. 2021

Front. Vet. Sci.

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“…За неадекватної анестезії (умовно поверхневому наркозі) хірургічне втручання призводить до раптового підвищення артеріального тиску в зв'язку з підвищенням тонусу симпатичної нервової системи. Однак, якщо рівень анестезії надто глибокий, то гіпотензія може зумовити порушення циркуляції крові у зв'язку з послабленням функції серцевого м'яза і втратою адекватності гомеостатичних реакцій [6].…”

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“…Вона дає змогу проводити пряме, постійне спостереження за величиною пульсу і ритмом роботи серця, на ранніх стадіях розпізнавати зміни пов'язані з порушенням серцевої провідності. Це насамперед стосується тварин із аритміями, травматичним міокардитом, порушенням електролітного складу крові [6]. Водночас традиційні кардіографи не дають змоги постійної візуалізації на дисплеї кривих ЕКГ, а комп'ютерні монітори апробовані у гуманній медицині для цієї мети потребують адаптації у ветеринарній анестезіології.…”

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“…У собак із загалу хірургічної патології травми становлять близько 50 % [5], найбільш поширеними ускладненнями серед них є переломи кісток [6], що супроводжуються переважно соматичною больовою реакцією. Водночас значно поширена абдомінальна патологія (піометра, кишкова непрохідність та інші), її оперативне лікування зумовлює, здебільшого, вісцеральну больову реакцію.…”

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Dynamics of heart rate variability and the state of endogenous in toxication under different anesthesia regimens in dogs with visceral and somatic types of pain reaction

Rublenko

Yaremchuk

2021

Nauk. vìsn. vet. med.

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Dogs are naturally characterized by a high level ofinjuries, which can reach up to 50 % of the total surgicalpathology. At the same time, abdominal pathology issignificantly common in this species of animals andsurgical treatment of the sepathologies is accompanied bya significant somatic and visceral pain response. The workwas performed at the Department of Surgery and Diseasesof Small Pets of Bila Tserkva National Agrarian Universityin the period 2015-2020. The material for the study wereclinically healthy and sick dogs admitted to the clinic ofdiseases of small animals of the university. Forming theclinical-experimental base for research, nosological formsof pathology and frequency of its occurrence were taken into account, attention was paid to the peculiarities of surgicalintervention depending on the species of animals, type andintensity of pain response and correctness of anesthesia.Visceral type of pain reaction was studied in dogs aged2 to 10 years, who underwent abdominal surgery. Somaticpain reaction accompanies bone fractures and their surgicaltreatment. Included in the study of dogs with fractures of thefemur or humerus aged from 1 to 10 years.High levels of endotoxicosis are characteristic of thepathochemical phase of abdominal surgical pathology in dogs,with the concentration in the blood of malonic dialdehyde(14.8 ± 0.55 μmol / l) and molecules of average weight isrespectively 1.6 and twice higher than normal. However,the lowest level was found under balanced acepromazineketamine-propofol anesthesia, with no probable changes inmolecular weight peptides and a slight increase in the level ofmalonic dialdehyde only 1.1 times (p <0,01).Acepromazine-butorphanol-propofol-ketamineanesthesia for somatic pain in dogs provides completeanalgesia with controlled and rapid recovery fromanesthesia without established probable changes during theoperation of spectral indicators of heart rate variability. Insomatic pain in dogs, regardless of the anesthesia regimen,the preoperative level of endotoxemia is preserved, andaccording to the spectral analysis of HRV and its sympathoparasympathetic balance index, 30 % of surgically ill dogsshow normotonia – 0.85–1.15, 27 – sympathicotonia (LF/HF>1.15), in 43 % – parasimaticotonia (LF/HF<0.85),which is the key criterion for selecting the appropriatescheme of anesthesia. Key words: heart rate variability, endogenousintoxication, anesthesia, dogs, types of pain reaction, visceralinnervation, somatic innervation.

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Many faces of dominance: the manifestation of cohabiting companion dogs’ rank in competitive and non-competitive scenarios

Vékony,

Pongrácz

2024

Anim Cogn

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There are indications that companion dogs of multi-dog households form a hierarchy, maintained by formal and agonistic dominance. Although it was found that the behaviour of dogs depends on their rank in several contexts, so far, the assessment of their rank itself has been based on owner-completed questionnaires. With this research we endeavoured to find associations between rank scores from the Dog Rank Assessment Questionnaire (DRA-Q) and cohabiting dogs’ behaviour in a competitive test (Toy Possession test—32 dog pairs) and a non-competitive, citizen science scenario (Greeting test—20 dog pairs). Based on the grabbing the toy first and keeping the toy at the end variables, the dogs’ rank score provided a reliable indication of the dominant and subordinate dogs’ behaviour in the Toy Possession test. Similarly, the occurrence of dominant and submissive behaviours in the Greeting Test showed a good match with the agonistic and leadership subscores of the composite rank score from the DRA-Q. Our results provide a pioneering case for validating a questionnaire-based rank scoring method with biologically meaningful behavioural tests in the case of companion dogs. The finer analysis of the results highlighted that in the case of a multi-question scoring system, some components might provide more effective prediction of the dogs’ rank-related behaviour in some situations, while other components are more relevant in others, with traits related to agonistic dominance having relevance across contexts.

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Investigating the Probability of Response Bias in Owner-Perceived Pain Assessment in Dogs With Osteoarthritis

Cited by 13 publications

References 30 publications

Construction of a Conceptual Framework for Assessment of Health-Related Quality of Life in Dogs With Osteoarthritis

Construction of a Conceptual Framework for Assessment of Health-Related Quality of Life in Dogs With Osteoarthritis

Dynamics of heart rate variability and the state of endogenous in toxication under different anesthesia regimens in dogs with visceral and somatic types of pain reaction

Many faces of dominance: the manifestation of cohabiting companion dogs’ rank in competitive and non-competitive scenarios

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