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Abstract
The. character tmá conposition of syno-vial fluids fron
bffa1o á equize jo1st iwo valuable aids in the diagnosis o dise ed joints, teMon she ath Emd sytovt a]. birs ae.
The physical properties, cytological, content and ohemical cociposition of the synovial fluid obtained by artiutcentesis roriz toz’mal 30 tibiotorsal and 10 feuoropatofler hca1$y buffalo 3olsats, emd 22 intercarpaJ., 14 taiotarsal aM 14 feaØa ;ntellar healthy joints were atus5ied.
Normally, the e.tovic1 fluid of buffaloes was a clear; colourless vigcous oM non—coou1able liajiid with a uornal muds clot quality. The fluid is weakly 4lkaUva in reecUan. The equine sytgvia ejniulataa that of buffaloes, however, the Js,ur ia as pale yellow.
total vo1u ,geiaarally, vary in direct proportion to tba size o±’ the joist franz wbich the synovial fluid is collected.
Norurni synavisi fluid ezthibited no erflhroeytea and pra— set.ts low leucoeytes count where 1yxapiqcytes predoniinated, followed by ractneybes.
The aytcnial fluid of healthy animals contaiss almost - activities of alkaline phosphatasoil .p), glutarui’d oxaiaoeti transa1Lase (GOT), M glutamid pyruvié transetinase (QZ3) which reaebai nearly the pbysiological borders but lower then
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bffa1o á equize jo1st iwo valuable aids in the diagnosis