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O mielograma, exame citológico da medula óssea, representa um importante recurso na clínica de cães para determinar a origem de alterações na circulação sanguínea. Sua base é a avaliação da medula óssea, que nos adultos está presente principalmente nos ossos chatos, como o esterno e as costelas, e sua principal função é a de hematopoese, a produção de células sanguíneas, sendo elas as hemácias, leucócitos (granulócitos – neutrófilos, eosinófilos e basófilos, agranulócitos – monócitos e linfócitos), além das plaquetas. Para o mielograma, é necessário realizar a coleta correta da medula óssea, e sua análise envolve a avaliação da celularidade, determinação da relação Mieloide:Eritroide, avaliação das reservas de ferro e a pesquisa de parasitas, sendo que na espécie canina os mais comuns são Leishmania spp. e Ehrlichia spp. A busca de alterações na medula óssea se dá normalmente quando o paciente apresenta anormalidades hematológicas que não são explicadas com os outros exames de rotina. A sua análise e interpretação auxiliam o médico veterinário a alcançar o diagnóstico correto para o paciente.

Este levantamento tem como objetivo apresentar laudos e outras informações dos mielogramas realizados nos anos de 2017 e 2018 no Hospital Veterinário da Universidade Anhembi Morumbi, com ênfase nos animais portadores de leishmaniose visceral canina (LVC), a fim de constatar e relatar a quantidade de pacientes que apresentam a infecção por Leishmania spp., analisando também os resultados de outros exames citológicos e sorológicos desses animais para comparação e pontuação da precisão diagnóstica e alterações laboratoriais séricas e microscópicas mais comuns causadas por esta enfermidade, respectivamente. Observaram-se alterações em hemograma e mielograma, porém animais com baixo grau de parasitismo não apresentaram Leishmania spp. em seus exames de medula óssea.

Dentre as formas clínicas de leucemia em pequenos animais, cita-se a leucemia linfocítica crônica e a leucemia linfoblástica aguda. A forma aguda é caracterizada por progressão rápida e responsividade baixa as modalidades terapêuticas. É mais relatada em felinos e os sinais clínicos são associados com os órgãos em que ocorre infiltração neoplásica, ou ainda alterações hematológicas. Os animais portadores de retroviroses são mais predispostos. O tratamento é baseado na utilização de fármacos quimioterápicos, anti-inflamatórios esteroidais e tratamento suporte. Reforça-se a importância do diagnóstico precoce na sobrevida dos animais. Objetiva-se com o presente trabalho, descrever o caso clínico de um felino jovem com leucemia linfoblástica aguda, associada a infeção pelo vírus da leucemia felina. O diagnóstico final foi obtido após o óbito por meio do mielograma e, mesmo com tratamento suporte, os efeitos benéficos foram escassos e diante da condição clínica do paciente o tutor optou pela eutanásia.

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Acute lymphoblastic leukemia (LLA) is a disease with a lymphoid origin and consists of the proliferation of neoplastic cells in the bone marrow. The aim of this study was to report the case of only one year old mixed breed male dog, attended at the University Hospital of Veterinary Medicine Prof. Firmino Mársico Filho (HUVET) from Universidade Federal Fluminense (UFF), with major complaint of inappetence and diarrhea three days ago and which was diagnosed with this neoplasm through clinical symptoms, complete blood count and myelogram results. The patient had increased values of lymphocytes (553,094 cells/μL), in addition to anemia, thrombocytopenia, hypoalbuminemia and elevated alkaline phosphatase and ALT activities. Gümprecht shadows, atypical lymphocytes presenting anisocytosis, anisocariosis, and severe cytoplasmic basophilia and activated monocytes were observed. Myelogram also showed an increase in lymphocytes and a lymphoblastic count greater than 30% in the marrow, confirming the diagnosis of LLA. In addition, polymerase chain reaction (PCR) for antigen receptor rearrangements was performed and clonality for T lymphocytes was detected. The animal underwent chemotherapy (protocol with cyclophosphamide, vincristine and prednisone), but did not withstand the severity of the disease, coming to death after the first session, shorly after diagnosis. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Since anemia is indicated as an important compromising factor for the quality of life of dogs with chronic kidney disease (CKD), bone marrow cytological analysis may provide more information on the hematological profile these dogs and, therefore, allow clinicians to not only choose the most adequate treatment but also monitor the response to therapy. The aim of this study was to investigate the feasibility with sternal bone marrow puncture in chronic kidney disease (CKD) using only local anesthesia and check if the cytological analysis is helpful to determine the hematological status. We found that erythroid hypoplasia occurred only in terminal CKD patients, and that the bone marrows of dogs with CKD stages 2 and 3 were quantitatively similar to those of elderly dogs. All dogs tolerated the bone marrow puncture using only local anesthesia with lidocaine and bone marrow cytological evaluation may be a useful tool for hematopoietic evaluation of anemic dogs with CKD.

The present study aimed to evaluate the use of aqueous wheat extracts as an adjunct to antineoplastic therapy with carboplatin. In this study, 32 rats were used which were randomly distributed into 4 groups: G1 - negative control; G2 - control treated with physiological solution; G3 - animals treated with aqueous extract of wheat in the concentration of 100mg/kg; G4 - animals treated with aqueous wheat extract at the concentration of 400mg/kg; 300mg/m² of carboplatin was administered intraperitoneally at day 0 in animals from groups G2, G3, and G4, whereas 1ml of physiological solution was administered by the same route in animals from group G1. Animals were treated daily for 21 days by orogastric gavage according to their respective experimental group. Blood was collected from animals on days 3, 7 and 21 for complete blood count (CBC), biochemistry, and measurement of paraoxonase 1 (PON1) activity. On day 21, animals were euthanized and necropsied. Promising results were obtained regarding oxidative balance in groups G3 and G4. Both presented better PON1 activity in comparison with group G2 (P<0.05). Total leukocyte count of group G4 differed significantly from group G2 (P<0.05) on day 21. Myelogram values of animals from groups G3 and G4 were similar to those from G1; animals from G3 had lower numbers of promyelocytes and increased numbers of erythrocytes and rubriblasts than animals from G2 (P<0.05). In the present experimental study, aqueous wheat extract was safe at the doses used in the animals, and was an effective treatment for myelosuppression and for the prevention of an excessive release of free radicals induced by carboplatin. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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From fifteen female dogs with clinical diagnoses of pyometra, hematological exams were performed at three times: M0 (prior to the surgery), M24 (24h after ovarysalpingohisterectomy-OSH) and M48 (48h after OSH). Anemia was seen in 80% of the cases, characterized as mild normocytic normochromic type. The means of total leukocyte counts were 27.043, 57.940 and 40.139 céls/µL in M0, M24 and M48. A total of80% of the animals presented neutrophilic left shift in all moments. During medullar exams, the cellular, iron reserve and megakaryocytic concentration were raised as well as the ME ratio, showing a value of 26,3:1,0, probably due to the elevation of granular proliferation and maturation compartment, as the mean of the reserve compartment was within normal range. As 83% of the animals with neutrophilic left shift showed a melullary reserve compartment raised, it can be concluded that female dogs with piometra had left shift of neutrophils with disproportionally between compartments, without segmented medullar saturation.

The myelodysplastic syndromes (MDS) are a group of bone marrow acquired disorders, characterized by peripheral blood cytopenias, and hypercellular bone marrow with displastyc changes in one or more hematopoietic cell lines. This paper's aim is to report a MDS case since this is a rare disease and there are just a few reports in veterinary medicine. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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A osteopetrose é uma doença rara, caracterizada pelo aumento generalizado da densidade óssea. Tem como característica principal, a reabsorção osteoclástica defeituosa, resultando no acúmulo de massa óssea. Além disso, pode ocorrer retardo do crescimento, desnutrição progressiva, anemia e caquexia. O presente relato descreve o caso de uma cadela, com aproximadamente nove meses de idade, sem raça definida, com histórico de apatia e disorexia. Hemogramas seriados demonstraram pancitopenia persistente. Vários exames laboratoriais foram realizados para excluir doenças como erliquiose, leishmaniose e cinomose, porém todos foram negativos. O mielograma constatou hipocelularidade relativa por provável aplasia/hipoplasia medular. Exames radiográficos evidenciaram o aumento da radiopacidade óssea e hipertrofia da região cortical, e a necropsia confirmou a redução do canal medular. O exame histopatológico confirmou a osteopetrose. Conclui-se que a osteopetrose pode causar comprometimento na produção de células sanguíneas, sendo uma causa rara de anemia mielotísica, além de alterações neurológicas secundárias à má-formação dos ossos do crânio.

The cells of the myelo id, lymphoid , and erythroid lineage s of the bone marrow were quantified in rats with hypo and hyperthyroidism. Fifteen Wistar rats were divided into three groups: hypothyroid (n=5), hyperthyroid (n=5) , and control (n=5). Three months after the onset of the treatment s, euthanasia was performed . Bone marrow was aspirated from femurs of each animal to perform smear s that were stained with Quick Panoptic. T he percentage s of rubroblast, prorubrocyte, metarubrocyte, myeloblast, promyelocytes, metamyelocytes, myel ocytes, segmented, eosinophils, basophils, lymphocytes, plasma cells and monocytes in were determined a total of 500 cells. The bone marrow of animals with hypothyroidism had hypoplasia. The myeloid:erythroid ratio was higher in animals with thyroid dysfun ction. In hypo and hyperthyroidism, there was a significant reduction of the percentage of rubrocyte, metarubrocyte , and lymphocytes and increase of myelocytes and segmented cells. In hypothyroidism, there was a significant increase in the percentage of me tamyelocytes. It is c oncluded that both hypo and hyperfunction of thyroid increase the myeloid:erythroid ratio by increasing the number of cells of the myeloid lineage and reducing the cells of the erythroid lineage.

Neste relato, é descrito um caso de mielose eritrêmica em um gato. Essa doença é considerada de aparecimento raro na clínica médica veterinária. Uma gata, raça Siamês, de um ano de idade, foi atendida com sinais clínicos de acentuada anemia, emaciação e febre. Havia marcada anemia arregenerativa, com grande número de precursores eritróides e megaloblastos atípicos, identificados pelo hemograma. O mielograma revelou população eritrocitária acima de 85%, quando comparada com a mielóide. A citologia aspirativa por agulha fina dos linfonodos revelou a presença de células eritróides imaturas. Na necropsia, o baço, os linfonodos e a medula óssea estavam obliterados por células neoplásicas. O diagnóstico de mielose eritrêmica foi dado com base nos achados clínico-laboratoriais e anatomopatológicos.The aim of this research is to describe a case of erythremic myelosis in a cat. This disease is considered rare in veterinary clinics. A one-year-old female siamese cat was brought to the veterinary hospital with clinical signs of severe anemia, emaciation and fever. The blood panel revealed marked nonregenerative anemia with elevated number of atypical erythroid progenitors and megacaryoblasts. Elevated atypical erythroid over myeloid precursors (above 85%) were also found in bone marrow biopsy. Fine-needle aspiration cytology of lymph nodes revealed immature erythoid cells. At necropsy, spleen, lymph nodes and bone marrow were obliterated by neoplastic cells. The diagnosis of erythremic myelosis was given by clinical, laboratorial and pathological findings.

Relatamos um caso de mielopatia transversa aguda em paciente masculino de 31 anos de idade, branco, portador de leucemia aguda linfoblástica, subtipo L3 (LLA-L3). Esta é uma forma grave de leucemia e compromete mais crianças em relação aos adultos. Menos de 1% dos pacientes leucêmicos apresentam complicações espinais. No paciente em estudo, a sintomatologia instalou-se de modo abrupto e com as seguintes características: dores nas costas, paraplegia crural flácida e perda das funções sensitivas e vegetativas abaixo do segmento afetado. O diagnóstico etiológico foi estabelecido após a realização dos seguintes exames: hemograma, mielograma, análise do líquido cefalorraqueano e ressonância magnética de coluna dorsal. Foi instituído tratamento específico, que não interferiu com a evolução fatal da doença.

The article discusses research that examines the feasibility with sternal bone marrow puncture in chronic kidney disease using local anesthesia. Other highlights include the routine use of sternal puncture under local anesthesia to receive bone marrow samples for cytological assessment in human medicine, an image of canine sternal bone marrow harvest procedure, and erythrogram and bone marrow attributes examined from dogs from the control group.

As aflatoxinas estão entre os produtos metabólicos de natureza tóxica e são produzidos por fungos do gênero Aspergillus. O presente trabalho tem como objetivo, verificar as possíveis alterações da aflatoxicose através da avaliação do hemograma, contagem de reticulócitos e mielograma em cães. Foram utilizados vinte cães (9 fêmeas e 11 machos), os quais foram divididos aleatoriamente em dois grupos de dez animais. O grupo I recebeu l4g de aflatoxina/kg/dia e o grupo II 21 g de aflatoxina/kg/dia, via oral, durante vinte dias. Após foram realizadas colheitas de sangue e medula óssea, a cada sete dias, durante seis semanas. Ambos os grupos apresentaram sinais clínicos de intoxicação por aflatoxina, o hemograma e a contagem de reticulócitos não demonstraram variações significativas. No mielograma, observou-se acentuada diminuição da série eritróide e do número de megacariócitos, aumento significativo da série mielóide e proporção mielóide: eritróide (M:E).The aflatoxins are between the metabolics products nature of toxic and produced are by genus of fungi Aspergillus. The objective of the present study was to verify alterations of aflatoxicosis through of evaluation hemogram, reticulocyte count and myelogram in dogs. Eleven males and nine female dogs were used. Dogs were randomly allocated into two groups. Group I was treated with l4g/kg/day of aflatoxin and group II with 2lg/kg/day. The drug was given miled with feed and treatment lasted for 20 days. After the beginning of intoxication, individual blood and bone marrow samples were taken weekly for six weeks. The two group to clinical signs present of intoxication by aflatoxin the hemogram and reticulocyte count not showed significative variation. The myelogram showed a total reduction in the erythroid series and number of megacaryocytes significative increase myeloid serie and myeloid: erythroid ratio (M: E).

The aim of this research is to describe a case of erythremic myelosis in a cat. This disease is considered rare in veterinary clinics. A one-year-old female siamese cat was brought to the veterinary hospital with clinical signs of severe anemia, emaciation and fever. The blood panel revealed marked nonregenerative anemia with elevated number of atypical erythroid progenitors and megacaryoblasts. Elevated atypical erythroid over myeloid precursors (above 85%) were also found in bone marrow biopsy. Fine-needle aspiration cytology of lymph nodes revealed immature erythoid cells. At necropsy, spleen, lymph nodes and bone marrow were obliterated by neoplastic cells. The diagnosis of erythremic myelosis was given by clinical, laboratorial and pathological findings. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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