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Vet Mex 2012; 43 (4)


Xantinuria: una causa rara de urolitiasis en el gato

Del-Ángel-Caraza J, Pérez-García CC, Quijano-Hernández IA, Mendoza-López CI, Diez-Prieto I, Martínez-Castañeda JS

Idioma: Español/Inglés
Referencias bibliográficas: 24
Paginas: 317-325
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RESUMEN

La xantinuria es una patología que se presenta raramente en los gatos. Su etiología puede tener origen genético o deberse a una inhibición yatrogénica de la enzima xantina deshidrogenasa, que generalmente se manifiesta con urolitiasis. En este trabajo se informa el hallazgo de dos urolitos de xantina en dos gatos, un macho y una hembra, de raza Europea de pelo corto, no emparentados. Los urolitos fueron analizados mediante microscopía estereoscópica, espectroscopía infrarroja y microscopía electrónica de barrido. Además de informar sobre estos casos clínicos, se hace una revisión detallada de la fisiopatología y de las recomendaciones actuales para el diagnóstico y manejo médico de esta patología.


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