Paquimetria ultra-sônica de córneas de caninos e suínos
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2006-06
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José Henrique Stringhini
Resumo
Thirty eyes of adults males and females of mongrel
dogs, provided by College of Medicine of Federal University
of Goiás, and 30 eyes of males and females swine of six
months old, half-breed lineage Agroceres which were
slaughtered by Frigorífico Boa Sorte in Goiânia. The
enucleated eyes by exenteration technique were maintened
separately in fresh recipient (Filatov) in 0,9% saline solution
and kept withing isothermal box for a period no longer than
six hours. For each eye it was considered five differents
areas as follows: central, upper nasal, lower nasal, upper
temporal and lower temporal. The digital readings with the
Storz’s ultra sonic caliper rule was performed in the three
points for each area, in a total of 15 readings for each eye.
The general average results obtained for dogs was 704.21 ±
67.11 m. The average values were different for each site. The
average obtained for the central area (670.70 ± 74.29 m) was
the thinnest area and the upper nasal area (715.50m ± 79.52
m) was the thickest one; for swines 700.31 ± 30.08 m. The
average values were different for each site. The average
obtained for the lower nasal area (669.63 ± 85.79 m) was the thinnest area and the upper temporal area (731.47 ± 64.06 m)
the thickest one. The method was efficient, safe and simple.
The results obtained are unpublished. But they are
considered to be valid for these samples, once it dependes
on other factors as age, wheight, breed, diet and time of
examination, which were not evaluated in this study.
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Cão, Paquimetria ultra-sônica, Paquímetro de Störz, Suíno, Caliper rule, Dog, Pig, Storz’s ultra-sonic
Citação
GOMES, Hermes Rodrigues; CHAVES, Nilo Sérgio Troncoso; EURIDES, Duvaldo; JACOMIN, Clausmir Zanetti; NASSARALA, Belquiz. Paquimetria ultra-sônica de córneas de caninos e suínos. Ciência Animal Brasileira, Goiânia, v. 7, n. 2, p. 193-199, abr./jun. 2006. Disponível em: <https://www.revistas.ufg.br/vet/article/view/395/370>.