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. 2016 Jul 11;7:91–100. doi: 10.2147/VMRR.S80971

Table 2.

Hematological and serum biochemical abnormalities in 76 dogs with spontaneous parvoviral enteritis

Abnormality Number of dogs with abnormality/number of dogs examined (%)
Hematology
Anemia 11/76 (14)
Leukopenia 26/75 (35)
Leukocytosis 6/75 (8)
Thrombocytopenia 6/75 (8)
Thrombocytosis 24/75 (32)
Neutropenia 24/61 (39)
Neutrophilia 12/61 (20)
Lymphopenia 37/61 (61)
Lymphocytosis 2/61 (3)
Monocytopenia 16/61 (26)
Monocytosis 16/61 (26)
Biochemistry
Hypoproteinemia 20/73 (27)
Hyperproteinemia 3/73 (4)
Hypoalbuminemia 11/34 (32)
Hypoglycemia 8/31 (26)
Hyperglycemia 21/31 (68)
Hypercreatinemia 1/47 (2)
Increased urea nitrogen 2/40 (5)
Increased alkaline phosphatase 11/41 (27)
Increased ALT 5/48 (10)
Hyperbilirubinemia 2/24 (8)
Hyperphosphatemia 5/25 (20)
Hypokalemia 5/54 (9)
Hyperkalemia 1/54 (2)
Hyponatremia 14/25 (56)
Hypocalcemia 13/38 (34)
Hypercalcemia 3/38 (8)

Note: Adapted from Res Vet Sci. 89(2), Kalli I, Leontides LS, Mylonakis ME, Adamama-Moraitou K, Rallis T, Koutinas AF. Factors affecting the occurrence, duration of hospitalization and final outcome in canine parvovirus infection. Pages 174–178. Copyright 2010, with permission from Elsevier.18

Abbreviation: ALT, alanine aminotransferase.