Kedi Ve Köpeklerde Laktatın Klinik Önemi

Abstract

Laktat organik nitelikte bir hidroksi asittir. Anaerobik glikolizis ürünüdür. LDH ve piruvat kullanımı laktat sentezinin tek yoludur. Bu sebeple, ortamdaki piruvat miktarı, laktat oluşumu için en önemli etkenidir. Kedi ve köpeklerde kan laktat değerlerinin ölçümünden hipovoleminin belirlenmesi, prognoz tayini, bazı hastalık gruplarında teşhisin konulması, şokun tanısı ve doku perfüzyonunun değerlendirilmesinde yararlanılır. Bu derlemede laktatın klinik öneminden bahsedilmiştir.

Keywords

• Köpek,Laktat,Laktik Asid,Prognoz

Clınıcal Sıgnıfıcance Of Lactate In Dogs And Cat

Abstract

Lactate is a hydroxy acid in an organic nature. It is the product of anaerobic glycolysis. LDH and pyruvate using is the only way for synthesis of lactate. For that reason, the amount of pyruvate in the environment is the most important factor for the formation of lactate. Measurement of the blood lactate levels in cats and dogs is useful in evaluating of hypovolemia, determining of prognosis, diagnosis of the certain diseases and presence of the shock state and tissue perfusion evaluation. Clinical significance of lactate was mentioned in this review.

Keywords

• Dog,Lactate,Lactic acid,Prognosis

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