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Kelsea A Studer1, Christine Iacovetta1
1Red Bank Veterinary Hospital, Red Bank, New Jersey, USA.
Journal of veterinary internal medicine
|August 30, 2025
Resumen
Este estudio exploró el uso del intercambio terapéutico de plasma (TPE) y la perfusión de plasma (PP) para tratar la toxicidad por naproxeno en perros. Aunque eficaz, la perfusión con plasma ofrecía un beneficio adicional limitado en comparación con el TPE solo.
Área de la Ciencia:
- Medicina Veterinaria
- Toxicología
- Terapias extracorporales
Sus antecedentes:
- La sobredosis de naproxeno es una preocupación significativa en la medicina veterinaria, que puede conducir a una toxicidad grave.
- Los tratamientos extracorporales como el intercambio terapéutico de plasma (TPE) se utilizan para controlar las toxicidades de los medicamentos.
- La plasma perfusión (PP) no ha sido ampliamente reportada como una alternativa a la hemoperfusión (HP) en la toxicología veterinaria.
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