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SummaryThe research based on the established clinical diagnosis
model, the clinical cases of NCHU veterinary teaching hospital
during Oct. 1st, 1995 to Mar. 31st, 1997, the physical
examination, the clinical laboratory examination, the thoracic
radiography examination, the echocardiographic examination and
the electrocardiographic examination were taken. According to
the result of diagnosis, divide into 4 degrees. The 1st degree
was mild infestation, the 2nd was moderate infestation the 3rd
was severe infestation he 4th was caval syndrome. The cases of
each degree were treated with symptomatic therapy, anthelmintic
program and surgical operation.There were 71 cases totally
diagnosed and examed. There were 47 cases treated, including
symptomatic therapy, anthelmintic therapy and surgical
operation. The 24 cases that were not treated including being
send to local clinic, accompanied with other diseases, and
haven't came back to the hospital. As the result, there were 30
cases treated successfully, the other 17 cases that were not
treated successfully were all of the 3rd or the 4th degree.
After analyzing the result, the animals of severe infestation,
most of them accompanied with cardiopulmonary function failure,
that couldn't complete the therapy. The animals of caval
syndrome , the probability of successful treatment was higher in
those of being treated in the early stage, and those animals the
illness were delayed died of cardiopulmonary and hepatorenal
failure .
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