WATER-DEPRIVATION SODIUM-ION TOXICOSIS IN CATTLE

[1] Coe J.I., Use of chemical determinations on vitreous humor in forensic pathology, J Forensic Sci, 17, pp. 541-546, (1972)

[2] Hanna P.E., Bellamy J.E.C., Donald A., Post mortem eyefluid analysis in dogs, cats and cattle as an estimate of antemortem serum chemistry profiles, Can J Vet Res, 54, pp. 487-494, (1990)

[3] Lincoln S.D., Postmortem magnesium concentration in bovine vitreous humor: Comparison with antemortem serum magnesium concentration, Am J Vet Res, 458, pp. 160-162, (1985)

[4] Martin T., Morgan S., Edwards W.C., Evaluation of normal brain sodium levels in cattle, Vet Hum Toxicol, 28, pp. 308-309, (1986)

[5] McLaughlin P.S., McLaughlin B.G., Chemical analysis of bovine and porcine vitreous humors: Correlation of normal values with serum chemical values and changes with time and temperature, Am J Vet Res, 48, pp. 467-473, (1987)

[6] Osweiler G.D., Hurd J.W., Determination of sodium content in serum and cerebrospinal fluid as an adjunct to diagnosis of water deprivation in Swine, J Am Vet Med Assoc, 164, pp. 165-167, (1974)

[7] Padovan D., Polioencephalomalacia associated with water deprivation in cattle, Cornell Vet, 70, pp. 153-159, (1980)

[8] Pearson E.G., Kallifelz F.A., A case of presumptive salt poisoning (water deprivation) in veal calves, Cornell Vet, 72, pp. 142-149, (1982)

[9] Sandals W.C.D., Acute salt poisoning in cattle, Can Vet J, 19, pp. 136-137, (1978)

[10] Scarratt W.K., Collins T.J., Sponenberg D.P., Water deprivation-sodium chloride intoxication in a group of feeder lambs, J Am Vet Med Assoc, 186, pp. 977-978, (1985)

[1] Coe J.I., Use of chemical determinations on vitreous humor in forensic pathology, J Forensic Sci, 17, pp. 541-546, (1972)

[2] Hanna P.E., Bellamy J.E.C., Donald A., Post mortem eyefluid analysis in dogs, cats and cattle as an estimate of antemortem serum chemistry profiles, Can J Vet Res, 54, pp. 487-494, (1990)

[3] Lincoln S.D., Postmortem magnesium concentration in bovine vitreous humor: Comparison with antemortem serum magnesium concentration, Am J Vet Res, 458, pp. 160-162, (1985)

[4] Martin T., Morgan S., Edwards W.C., Evaluation of normal brain sodium levels in cattle, Vet Hum Toxicol, 28, pp. 308-309, (1986)

[5] McLaughlin P.S., McLaughlin B.G., Chemical analysis of bovine and porcine vitreous humors: Correlation of normal values with serum chemical values and changes with time and temperature, Am J Vet Res, 48, pp. 467-473, (1987)

[6] Osweiler G.D., Hurd J.W., Determination of sodium content in serum and cerebrospinal fluid as an adjunct to diagnosis of water deprivation in Swine, J Am Vet Med Assoc, 164, pp. 165-167, (1974)

[7] Padovan D., Polioencephalomalacia associated with water deprivation in cattle, Cornell Vet, 70, pp. 153-159, (1980)

[8] Pearson E.G., Kallifelz F.A., A case of presumptive salt poisoning (water deprivation) in veal calves, Cornell Vet, 72, pp. 142-149, (1982)

[9] Sandals W.C.D., Acute salt poisoning in cattle, Can Vet J, 19, pp. 136-137, (1978)

[10] Scarratt W.K., Collins T.J., Sponenberg D.P., Water deprivation-sodium chloride intoxication in a group of feeder lambs, J Am Vet Med Assoc, 186, pp. 977-978, (1985)