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Physiological analysis of the course of staphylococcal toxemia in dogs in different age periods

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In adult dogs and in puppies over 2–2.5 months old fatal staphylococcus intoxication goes through 4 phases: bradycardic, tachycardiac and 2 collapse phases (syncope with vagus-escape, automatic rhythm of fibrillation). The first two phases are of importance homeostatic, especially the first bradycardiac, characterized by the anabolic orientation of metabolism and thus determining the whole course of the intoxication.

Only two phases are noted in young puppies (under 15 days of age); tachycardiac, of homeostatic significance, and collapse, when homeostasis is disturbed.

In puppies, aged from 18 to 40 days, intoxication followed 3 phases: a tachycardiac and 2 collapse phases, pursuing the same course as in adults.

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  1. Laboratory of Age Physiology and Pathology Institute of Normal and Pathological Physiology, AMN SSSR, Moscow

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Rozanova, V.D. Physiological analysis of the course of staphylococcal toxemia in dogs in different age periods. Bull Exp Biol Med 57, 301–305 (1964). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00781913

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