STATE FORMATION OF BILE AND SECRETION OF BILE IN THE TREATMENT ANIMAL SUFFERING HEPATODYSTROPHY FAT.

Authors

  • V. V. Vlizlo
  • O. I. Pristupa

Abstract

Based on the results of clinical research, laboratory analysis of blood and morphological state of the liver in cows diagnosed with fatty hepatodystrophy. In the blood of cows with fatty liver, increases the concentration of bile acids, total bilirubin and conjugated, HHTP activity and reduced cholesterol content, which constitutes a violation of bile formation and biliary excretion. Use of cows suffering from fatty hepatodystrophy, drug "Hepalen" helped to improve the general condition, reduction of total and conjugated bilirubin, bile acids and HHTP activity as well as increasing the concentration of total cholesterol. Such changes of blood parameters indicate a normalization of bile formation and cholestasis bile and elimination.

 

Cows, hepatodystrophy fat, bile acids, bilirubin, cholesterol, HHTP.

Author Biographies

  • V. V. Vlizlo

     Doctor of Veterinary Science, Professor, Academician NAAS Institute of animal biology NAAS

     

     

     

     

  • O. I. Pristupa

    assistant Lviv National University of Veterinary

    medicine and biotechnology SZ Gzhytsky

Issue

No. 188 (2013): Частина 3 (англ)

Section

Article

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