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    The Blocking Effect of Verapamil in Hypercalcemic Dogs
    (SCIENTIFIC TECHNICAL RESEARCH COUNCIL TURKEY, 1997) Başoğlu, A.; Sevinç, M.; Şen, I.; Öztok, I
    The blocking effects of verapamil were studied in 12 healthy and mature dogs induced hypercalcemia. Hypercalcemia was occured experimentally in all the dogs. Verapamil was given before to the experimental group of dogs. In the control group of dogs the only clinical symptom, vomiting was not observed at all in the two experimental group of dogs. There were no significant alterations of calcium level and electrocardiographic changes between the control and the experimental group of dogs. Only, Wenckeback type second degree AV block was observed after verapamil injection in one dog.
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    Effect of an Aqueous Extract of Nerium Oleander Plant in Cattle with Cutaneous Fibropapilloma
    (INDIAN VETERINARY ASSOC, 1998) Başoğlu, A.; Sevinç, M.; Ortatath, M.; Birdane, F.; Camkerten, İ.
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    Effects of Boron Administration on Hepatic Steatosis, Hematological and Biochemical Profiles in Obese Rabbits
    (Dustri-Verlag Dr Karl Feistle, 2010) Başoğlu, A.; Başpınar, Nuri; Öztürk, A. Sağkan; Akalın, Pınar Peker
    Objective: This study was designed to determinate the short and long term effects of boron at different doses on hematological and biochemical profiles, liver histology, and to evaluate boron efficacy on the pathogenic mechanisms leading to fatty liver. The aim of this study is to provide insight into boron metabolism. Material and methods: Boron was orally administrated in rabbits fed high energy diet at three different doses and 96 h, intervals for 7 months. Liver histology, and hematological, biochemical and ICP-AES analysis were performed. Results: Complete blood count and acid-base balance were not affected by short and long term boron administration. Decreases in hepatic fat infiltration and visceral fat amount in spite of body weight gain were considerable. The most pronounced findings were significant changes in hepatic TAG concentration and antioxidant status, and lipid profile. High boron doses have been tolerated at 96 h intervals. Conclusion: High boron doses can be tolerated for a long time at 96 h intervals. Boron seems to be effective on hepatic and visceral fat accumulation. This may be attributed to its effects of improving energy status, lowering oxidative stress and affecting lipid profile.
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    Effects of boron on serum and liver macro elements in rabbits fed with high energy diet
    (WILEY-BLACKWELL, 2012) Akalın, Pınar Peker; Başpınar, Nuri; Başoğlu, A.; Sağkan, A.
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    Idioventricular Rhythm in A Calf Suffering From Diarrhea
    (Scientific and Technical Research Council of Turkey, 1996) Başoğlu, A.; Sevinç, M.; Maden, M.
    Electrocardiographic examination of a seven-day-old Holstein calf suffering from diarrhea revealed evidence of idioventricular rhythm with wide aberrant QRS complexes and T waves. In the present case, which involved severe metabolic acidosis and hyperkalemia, after the acid-base and electrolyte imbalance were corrected solely by fluid therapy (physiologic sodium Chlorid and dextrose solutions with bicarbonate), sinus rhythm was recorded.
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    Liver Function in Dairy Cows with Fatty Liver
    (ECOLE NATIONALE VETERINAIRE TOULOUSE, 2001) Sevinç, M.; Başoğlu, A.; Birdane, F. M.; Boydak, M.
    The purpose of this investigation was to establish any changes that may occur in liver function in dairy cattle with fatty liver. The liver fat content was determined in all cows histologically. Cows with fatty liver were grouped according to fatty liver fat content as cows with mild, moderate and severe hepatosteatosis. Some chemical parameters (bile acid, AST, ALT, GGT, ALP, CPK, glucose, total protein, albumin, globulin, total bilirubin and urea) were measured. There was a significant increase (p <0.001) in GGT, CPK and AST activities in cows with severe fatty liver than controls. The serum bile acid and urea concentrations were significantly higher (p <0.001) in cows with severe and moderate fatty liver than controls. The bile acid and albumin levels were also significantly different between severe and moderate fatty liver groups. In conclusion, bile acid, GGT, AST and albumin parameters seem to be helpful for liver function in cows with fatty liver. However, because of considerable variation of these results they should be interpreted with caution.