Sep 12, 2005 10:08
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sulphahemoglobin
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Echium vulgare and Senecio vulgaris Poisoning
Talking about the clinical symptons of bulls who have ingested these plants:
Levels of haemoglobin and packed cell volume were close to the lower limit of the normal range and 8% methemoglobin was observed. ALAT, ã-GT, total proteins, cholesterol, uric acid and sulphahemoglobin remained within physiologic limits. Urine analysis showed cetonic bodies (> or = 160 mg/dl), glucose (> or = 2g/dl), protein (100mg/dl) and bilirubin traces.
Is this right? Can anyone tell me what this means please?
thanks
Levels of haemoglobin and packed cell volume were close to the lower limit of the normal range and 8% methemoglobin was observed. ALAT, ã-GT, total proteins, cholesterol, uric acid and sulphahemoglobin remained within physiologic limits. Urine analysis showed cetonic bodies (> or = 160 mg/dl), glucose (> or = 2g/dl), protein (100mg/dl) and bilirubin traces.
Is this right? Can anyone tell me what this means please?
thanks
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| 4 +4 | sulphemoglobin |
David Sirett
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sulphemoglobin
sulph(a)emoglobin appears to be the correct form
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Note added at 16 mins (2005-09-12 10:24:51 GMT)
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hemoglobin with an extra sulphur molecule, preventing it from binding oxygen.
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Note added at 16 mins (2005-09-12 10:24:51 GMT)
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hemoglobin with an extra sulphur molecule, preventing it from binding oxygen.
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