The Effect Of Different Surgery Methods Of Catheterization On Nutrient Absorption And Utilization In Goats |
| Posted on:2015-01-22 | Degree:Master | Type:Thesis |
| Country:China | Candidate:Z Y Liu | Full Text:PDF |
| GTID:2283330467968908 | Subject:Animal Nutrition and Feed Science |
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| This papper had investigated the effect of laparoscopic andtraditional laparotomy by which the goats were fitted with catheters onnu trient digestion and absorption〠immune stress and net free amino acid(FAA) fluxes across the mesenteric-drained viscera (MDV)ã€po rtal-drained viscera (PDV) an d liver in goats: This research wasdivided into three experiments:Exp1: Eight healthy young Qingjiang wether go ats with similar agewere divided into two groups according to the principle of similar weightand fitted with catheters in mesenteric vein an d portal vein bylaparoscopic and traditional laparotomy surgery methods respectively.The nutrient digestion and ab sorption of1~15d of postoperative weredetermined.The results sh owed that dry matter intakeã€the digestibility ofprotein and the utilization of nitrogen of laparoscopic group weresignificantly higher than that of laparotomy group(P<0.01) and thedigestibility of DM of laparoscopic group were remarkable higher thanthat of laparotomy gro up (P<0.05). The results of this experimentindicated that the effect laparoscopic surgery on nu trient digestion andabsorption in goats was smaller and goats recovered faster inlaparoscopic group.Exp2: Eight healthy young Macheng goats (ram) with similar agewere divided into two groups according to the principle of similar weightand fitted with catheters in mesenteric vein〠portal vein an d hepatic veinby laparoscopic an d traditional laparotomy surgery methods respectively.The serum levels of immune challenge index of preoperative andpo stoperative1ã€3ã€5d were determined. The results sh owed that theserum levels of IL-6〠TNF-a〠CRP rised first and following with declineof postoperative in two groups. The CRP levels of postoperative1d of laparoscopic group were sign ificantly lower than that of laparotomygroup(P<0.01) an d the IL-6〠CR P levels of postoperative3d oflaparoscopic group were remarkable lower than that of laparotomy group(P<0.05). The levels of TNF-a had no difference between two gro ups(P>0.05)ï¼› The serum levels of IgA〠IgG〠IgA declined first andfollowingwith rise of posto perative in two gro ups. The levels of IgG ofpo stoperative1d of laparoscopic gro up were remarkable higher than thatof laparotomy group(P <0.05) an d The levels of IgA and IgM had nodifference between two groups(P>0.05). The results of this ex perimentindicated that the effect of laparoscopic surgery on immune ch allenge ingo ats was smaller and immune function of goats recovered faster inlaparoscopic group.Exp3: Eight healthy young Macheng goats(ram) with similar agewere divided into two groups according to the principle of similar weightand fitted with catheters in mesenteric vein〠portal vein an d hepatic veinby laparoscopic an d traditional laparotomy surgery methods respectively.Net free amino acid (FAA) fluxes across the MDV〠PDV an d liver ofpo stoperative5d were determined. The results showed that the netessential amino acid (EAA)ã€non-essential amino acid (NEAA) an d totalamino acid (TAA) fluxes across the MDV and liver and the EAA and TAAfluxes across the PDV had no difference between two groups (P>0.05).Net Pro fluxes across the MDV and Gly〠Ala and NEAA fluxes across thePDV were remarkable higher than that of laparotomy group (P <0.05).Theresults of this experiment indicated that the effect laparoscopic surgeryon the NEAA fluxes across the PDV of postoperative5d in goats wassmaller.... |
| Keywords/Search Tags: | laparoscopic, catheterization, goats, nutrients, immunestress, free amino acid |
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