Browsing Research Articles (Companion Animal Clinical Studies) by Author "Daminet, S."

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Assessment of renal dysfunction using urinary markers in canine babesiosis caused by Babesia rossi

Defauw, P.; Schoeman, Johan P.; Smets, P.; Goddard, Amelia; Meyer, E.; Liebenberg, C.; Daminet, S. (Elsevier, 2012-12-21)

Renal damage is deemed a common, yet poorly documented, complication in canine babesiosis. Serum urea and creatinine are insensitive and non-specific markers of early renal dysfunction and their measurements are influenced ...
Evaluation of snake envenomation induced renal dysfunction in dogs using early urinary biomarkers of nephrotoxicity

Hrovat, A.; Schoeman, Johan P.; De Laat, B.; Meyer, E.; Smets, P.; Goddard, Amelia; Nagel, Salome Susanna; Daminet, S. (Elsevier, 2013-10)

Renal dysfunction in dogs envenomed by poisonous snakes is currently detected using traditional serum and urinary biomarkers such as creatinine and proteinuria. However, these markers lack sensitivity at the early stages ...
Renal azotemia and associated clinical and laboratory findings in dogs with Babesia rossi infection

Defauw, Pieter; Daminet, S.; Leisewitz, Andrew L.; Goddard, Amelia; Paepe, D.; Duchateau, L.; Schoeman, Johan P. (Elsevier, 2018-08)

The occurrence of acute kidney injury in canine babesiosis is not well documented. Furthermore, interpretation of urine specific gravity (USG) to assess renal concentrating ability is hampered by the frequent presence of ...

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