graduation at Medicina Veterinária from Universidade de São Paulo (1994), master's at Animal Science from Universidade de São Paulo (1998) and doctorate at Veterinary Clinics from Universidade de São Paulo (2003). Has experience in Veterinary Medicine, acting on the following subjects: Nutritional and Metabolic Diseases of Ruminants (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Abomasal ulcer is a multifactorial illness that affects ruminants, and in cattle it can be more frequent at certain stages of life. Even in its silent form, it can cause great damage to the producer. When present, clinical manifestations are inespecific. It may exhibit milder symptoms such as anorexia, change in behavior or progress to tachycardia, tachypnea, abdominal discomfort and blac…
To evaluate the effect of parenteral supplementation with vitamins D and E in the peripartum period in glucose tolerance test and the oxidative metabolism, 30 ewes, adult and healthy crossbred Santa Inês and Dorper will be used. After pregnancy diagnosis and detection of the number of fetuses, these will be divided into three groups of ten animals that receive in the 100th (hundredth) day…
The search for the best performance and health of horses has stimulated studies on nutrition of this species. The large energy requirement of these animals can be achieved by diets rich in fatty acids instead of carbohydrates whose excess increases the risk of digestive and metabolic disorders. Oils of different plants and animals origin have the common characteristic of providing large a…
Considering the growth of the market for sheep meat, as well as the development of intensive sheep production in Brazil, animal welfare and product quality have become of concern to the production chain. In the process for sheep meat production there is need transport this animals to the slaughter. In addition to direct consequences such as bruises, fractures and dehydration, the transpor…
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Abomasal ulcer is a serious condition that affects dairy cows in certain stages of production, especially in the period of transmission. It is considered a silent disease, but it can bring great damage to the producer. The symptoms are according to the classification of the ulcer in question, the animals may have milder symptoms such as anorexia, change in their behavior status or progres…
Abomasal ulcers cause great, difficult to estimate, economic losses. Little information about their diagnosis and treatment, especially for adult ruminants is available and there are no predictors reported. In this experiment we will study the role of acute phase proteins (haptoglobin, serum amyloid A and fibrinogen), serum pepsinogen and plasma gastrin as possible predictors. The common …
Animal welfare and product quality have become of concern to the production chain. In the process of sheep meat production, there is a need to transport this animal to slaughter. In addition to direct consequences such as bruises, fractures, and dehydration, the transport can lead to stress triggers physiological and behavioral changes, affecting the welfare and health of animals. Stress …
Considering the growth of the market for sheep meat, as well as the development of intensive sheep production in Brazil, animal welfare and product quality have become of concern to the production chain. In the process for sheep meat production there is need transport this animals to the slaughter. In addition to direct consequences such as bruises, fractures and dehydration, the transpor…
(Only some records are available in English at this moment)
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