ARTIGO ACESSO ABERTO
Hipocalcemia subclínica em bovinos leiteiros
e sua relação com as doenças no pós-parto
Thais Helena Constantino Patelli, Luis Gabriel Cucunubo Santos e Keli Daiane Cristina Libardi Ramella
Vol.2, Número 6-8, 2021
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Doi:10.70061/2763-955X.2024.002
Resumo

A evolução da capacidade de produção das vacas leiteiras tem despertado atenção nas últimas décadas. Entretanto, doenças metabólicas têm se tornado um sério entrave para a sanidade dos bovinos no período de transição, com destaque para a hipocalcemia pela importância do cálcio como componente do leite. Dessa forma, essa revisão tem como objetivo abordar a relação do cálcio com a imunidade e suas implicações quando ocorre a redução das suas concentrações sanguíneas no periparto. O conhecimento dessa relação pode propiciar ao clínico suspeitar que a hipocalcemia subclínica tanto pode estar presente no rebanho quanto ser a origem das doenças presentes no periparto.

Palavras-chave: cálcio, desequilíbrio, imunidade, periparto, vacas.


Abstract

The evolution of the production capacity of dairy cows has attracted attention in recent decades. However metabolic diseases have become a serious obstacle to the health of cattle in the transition period, with emphasis on hypocalcemia due to the importance of calcium as a milk component. Therefore, this review aims to address the relationship between calcium and immunity and its implications when there is a reduction in blood concentration during peripartum. knowledge of this relationship may enable the clinician to suspect that subclinical hypocalcemia may both be present in the herd and be the origin of the diseases present during the peripartum period.

Keywords: calcium, imbalance, immunity, peripartum, cows.



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