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Canine hypoadrenocorticism

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Abstract

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Canine hypoadrenocorticism is the clinical syndrome caused by a significant reduction in the principal biologically active mineralocorticoid, cortisol, usually in association with a significant reduction in the principal biologically active mineralocorticoid, aldosterone. This chapter looks at physiology of the adrenal cortex, primary hypoadrenocorticism and its clinical features, diagnosis, treatment and prognosis.

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15.1 Schematic diagram summarizing aldosterone synthesis and various modifying factors. = stimulation; = inhibition.
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15.4 Cortisol responses after ACTH administration in dogs with hypoadrenocorticism and non-adrenal illness. = Normal; = Non-adrenal illness; = Hypoadrenocorticoid.
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