Patent ductus arteriosus with patent interventricular formen of a dog's heart

Hare, Tom; Orr, Adam

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“…NO donors can be used in either acute or preventive treatment of myocardial ischemia or acute heart failure. [731][732][733][734] Some NO donors are used as vasodilators. [735][736][737][738][739] NO donors also show antiplatelet activity.…”

Section: A Cardiovascular Diseasesmentioning

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“…There is strong evidence that the bioactivity of endothelium-derived NO is impaired in atherosclerosis and related disease states. NO donors can be used in either acute or preventive treatment of myocardial ischemia or acute heart failure. − Some NO donors are used as vasodilators. − NO donors also show antiplatelet activity. − Other usages include treating blood platelet disorders and increasing the permeability of the blood brain barrier . There are some new NO donors, such as oxadiazolopyrimidine oxides, pyridyl-1,2,5-oxadiazolecarboxamide 2-oxides, NO-metal complexes, N -oxy- N -nitrosamines, and NO-releasing polymers, , which are useful in treating cardiovascular diseases.…”

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Nitric Oxide Donors: Chemical Activities and Biological Applications

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Nitric Oxide Donors: Chemical Activities and Biological Applications

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Some Recent Advances in the General Anæsthesia of the Dog * *This work was done whilst the author was holding a Research Training Scholarship from the Animal Health Trust.

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British Veterinary Journal

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Canine congenital heart disease: epidemiology and etiological hypotheses

Patterson

1971

J of Small Animal Practice

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A review of published cases of congenital heart disease in the dog from 1800 to 1970 revealed a total of 255 affected dogs, with twenty‐three different anatomic defects of the cardiovascular system. The breed and sex distributions of the defects reported in the literature are compared with those found in a university veterinary clinic population during a 13‐year period. In the veterinary clinic population, 290 dogs with congenital heart disease had twenty‐one different types of anatomic defects. In both the literature and the clinic populations the most common defects of clinical importance were patent ductus arteriosus, pulmonary stenosis, fibrous subaortic stenosis, persistent right aortic arch, ventricular septal defect and tetralogy of Fallot. Cardiovascular malformations reported in the literature but not found in the clinic population included anomalous caudal vena cava, persistent truncus arteriosus, transposition of the great arteries, endocardial fibroelastosis and ectopia cordis. Ebstein's anomaly of the tricuspid valve, double outlet right ventricle, and congenital cardiac conduction disturbances without gross malformations were found in the clinic population but not reported in the literature. In the literature and the clinic population, the frequency of congenital heart disease was similar in males and females, except in the case of patent ductus arteriosus, which in both groups was found more often in females. The breed distribution of congenital heart disease in the veterinary clinic population and the literature suggests that purebred dogs are more susceptible than dogs of mixed breeding. In both groups, certain breeds appear to be predisposed to certain anatomic defects. Résumé. Un examen des cas publiés de maladies de coeur congénitales chez le chien de 1800 à 1970 révéla un total de 255 chiens affectés, avec vingt‐trois défauts anatomiques différents du système cardio‐vasculaire. La distribution, selon la race et le sexe, des défauts signalés dans les publications est comparée avec les défauts trouvés dans une population de clinique vétérinaire d'université sur une période de 13 ans. Dans la population de la clinique vétérinaire, 290 chiens avec une maladie de coeur congénitale avaient vingt‐et‐un défauts anatomiques différents. Dans la population des publications ainsi que dans la population de la clinique, les défauts les plus communs d'importance clinique étaient: canal artériel de Botal ouvert, sténose pulmonaire, sténose sous aortique fibreuse, crosse continue de l'aorte droite, défaut de la cloison interventriculaire et tétralogie de Fallot. Les malformations cardio‐vasculaires signalées dans les publications mais qui n'ont pas été trouvées dans la population de la clinique comprenaient: veine cave caudale anormale, tronc artériel continu, transposition des grandes artères, fibroélastose endocardiaque et ectopie du coeur. L'anomalie d'Ebstein de la valvule tricuspide, le ventricule droit à double issue et les perturbations de conduction cardiaque congénitales sans marormation ma...

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Patent ductus arteriosus with patent interventricular formen of a dog's heart

Cited by 4 publications

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Nitric Oxide Donors: Chemical Activities and Biological Applications

Nitric Oxide Donors: Chemical Activities and Biological Applications

Some Recent Advances in the General Anæsthesia of the Dog * *This work was done whilst the author was holding a Research Training Scholarship from the Animal Health Trust.

Canine congenital heart disease: epidemiology and etiological hypotheses

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