The Efficacy of Tarantula cubensis Extract (Theranekron) in Treatment of Canine Oral Papillomatosis

Içen, Hasan; Sekin, Servet; Şimşek, Abdullah; Kochan, A.; Tunik, Selcuk

doi:10.3923/ajava.2011.744.749

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“…12 It compound decreases the tumoral formation in canine oral papillomatosis. 13 Additionally, it decreases benign canine mammary tumor in dog. 14 Moreover, Lotfollahzadeh et al 17 demonstrated healing of lesions of foot-and-mouth disease in cattle and improvement of general condition.…”

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“…Number of animals used in this study was based on earlier aflatoxin studies. 8 Determination of oral aflatoxin 31,32 and Tarantula cubensis D6 dose, 13 previous studies were based on but some modifications were made on application period for Tarantula cubensis D6 considering the severity of aflatoxin intoxication. The protocol of the present study was approved by the Ethics Board for Experimental Animals of Erciyes University.…”

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“…Some positive effects including such as demercative, regenerative, anti-inflammatory and resorptive effects are defined in many previous studies. 12e18 Tarantula cubensis D6 in homeopathic medicine has been used successfully in the treatment of oral lesions in cattle with bluetongue disease, 12 canine oral papillomatosis, 13 canine mammary tumors, 14 indolent ulcers in cats, 15 thrombus in the left anterior descending artery, 16 foot-andmouth disease in cattle, 17 and endometriosis. 18 The effects of administration of Tarantula cubensis D6 on aflatoxin-induced biochemical changes in rats were evaluated on the basis of some oxidative stress marker and other biochemical parameters.…”

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“…Papillomaviruses also can be associated with pigmented plaques and in some cases squamous cell carcinoma . Viral papillomas often regress without treatment, but for those that do not regress, treatment with surgery, laser therapy, cryotherapy, systemic retinoids, azithromycin, imiquimod, interferon‐alpha2a (IFN‐ α2a), autologous or recombinant papillomavirus vaccine and homeopathic tarantula venom have been reported anecdotally . There is no recommended treatment appropriate for all affected dogs.…”

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Persistent papilloma treated with cryotherapy in three dogs

Richman

Kirby

Rosenkrantz³

et al. 2017

Veterinary Dermatology

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The apparent resolution of these papilloma lesions with cryotherapy suggests that this may be a useful treatment intervention for persistent canine papilloma lesions. Spontaneous resolution may still have taken place; consequently, large scale clinical trials are required to demonstrate unequivocally that this mode of therapy, as with other therapeutic modalities, is really effective in the treatment of canine papillomatosis.

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“…The virus causes the epithelial cells of cattle to become infected. The virus causes fibropapilloma and true papilloma in cattle ( Icen et al, 2011;Wellenberg et al, 2002;Maclachlan and Dubovi, 2011).…”

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Effectiveness of levamisole and tarantula cubensis extract in the treatment of teat Papillomatosis of cows

Paksoy¹,

Gülesci²,

Kandemir³

et al. 2015

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Papillomatosis is widespread in cattle and is often observed on the skin of udders. For treatment, anthelmintic, immunomodulator and homeopathic drugs are administered. The objective of the study was to examine the therapeutic effect of levamisole and tarantula cubensis extract in the treatment of papilloma observed in the teats of cows. Sixteen Holstein cows between the age of 2-3 years were used as study material. The cows with Papillomatosis were randomly assigned into two equal groups. The animals in the first group (n=8) were treated with intramuscular double doses of levamisole (5 mg/kg) applied one week apart. The second group of animals (n=8) was treated with two subcutaneous doses of 10 ml of Tarantula cubensis extract one week apart. Four animals in the first group recovered while 8 animals in the second group recovered. The total serum oxidant levels of the animals treated with Tarantula cubensis extract and levamisole on the 15th day was found to be significantly lower than the serum levels of same animals on day 0 of the treatment (P<0.05). The results of this study revealed that tarantula cubensis extract applied in normal therapeutic doses was more effective in the treatment of teat papillomatosis than levamisole.

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The Efficacy of Tarantula cubensis Extract (Theranekron) in Treatment of Canine Oral Papillomatosis

Cited by 16 publications

References 4 publications

Effects of Tarantula cubensis D6 on aflatoxin-induced injury in biochemical parameters in rats

Effects of Tarantula cubensis D6 on aflatoxin-induced injury in biochemical parameters in rats

Persistent papilloma treated with cryotherapy in three dogs

Effectiveness of levamisole and tarantula cubensis extract in the treatment of teat Papillomatosis of cows

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