Rickets Hepatic

Liver rickets or hepatic infantilization.

Rickets is the name given to dystrophic tissue changes associated with endocrine disorders or nutritional disorders. The cause of the disease is most often the insufficient content of vitamins and minerals in the body, as well as a violation of the processes of their absorption. As for the liver, the most common cause of the appearance of dystrophic changes characteristic of this organ is, first of all, incorrect

Hepatic rickets or infantilism. In medicine, rickets is understood as a polymorphic defect of the brain of the embryonic type of development, contributing to the occurrence of dysembryogenesis in general, and also, for example, preventing the achievement of an increased degree of motor activity of the forelimbs (or forelimbs in general), highly complex locomotor acts (for example, sitting, standing on the hind legs). limbs), the appearance of teeth, etc. Outwardly, this is manifested only by severe movement disorders: animals do not move for several days * Development of viterovaginoporesiscendocholesterol disease. Diagnosis is carried out using an X-ray machine, which shows a change in its shape, the sternum becomes wider and flattens. The causes of the disease may be hidden in too much stress on the withers from the smallest calves, or in chronic blockage of the cecum. Electrophoresis is used to treat calves with vaginal alequastum. * Inflammation of the head, neck, limbs. This type of disease develops immediately after birth. This occurs due to the fact that babies do not receive enough nutrition and become hypothermic. Adult calves begin to turn away from them. The causative agent of the process is staphylococcus. Animals can be treated with antibiotics. Also, with this form of the disease, it is important to give the calf to drink more milk. * Disorder of joint ligaments. This disease develops in calves due to excessive stress on the joints; they tend to jump, tiptoe, and squat. Every step brings a calf