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Veterinary Sciences, Volume 1, Issue 2

2014 September - 3 articles

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Comparative Aspects of Human, Canine, and Feline Obesity and Factors Predicting Progression to Diabetes

Margarethe Hoenig

Vet. Sci.2014, 1(2), 121-135;https://doi.org/10.3390/vetsci1020121

21 August 2014

Obesity and diabetes mellitus are common diseases in humans, dogs and cats and their prevalence is increasing. Obesity has been clearly identified as a risk factor for type 2 diabetes in humans and cats but recent data are missing in dogs, although t...

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Feasibility Study of a Standardized Novel Animal Model for Cervical Vertebral Augmentation in Sheep Using a PTH Derivate Bioactive Material

Karina Klein,
Jason Schense,
Peter W. Kronen,
Nathalie Fouche,
Mariano Makara,
Katharina Kämpf,
Thomas Steffen and
Brigitte Von Rechenberg

Vet. Sci.2014, 1(2), 96-120;https://doi.org/10.3390/vetsci1020096

4 August 2014

Prophylactic local treatment involving percutaneous vertebral augmentation using bioactive materials is a new treatment strategy in spine surgery in humans for vertebral bodies at risk. Standardized animal models for this procedure are almost non-exi...

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Long-Term Changes in Pain Sensitivity in an Animal Model of Social Anxiety

Alessandra Berry,
Veronica Bellisario,
Sara Capoccia,
Nadia Francia,
Enrico Alleva and
Francesca Cirulli

Vet. Sci.2014, 1(2), 77-95;https://doi.org/10.3390/vetsci1020077

2 July 2014

Animal models with an eco-ethological relevance can help in identifying novel and reliable stress-related markers. To this end, 3-month-old C57BL/6J male mice were exposed to social defeat (SD) stress for 10 days as this stressor shows good face and...

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