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Cortisol and aldosterone response to various doses of cosyntropin in healthy cats by DeClue, Amy E, Martin, Linda G, Behrend, Ellen N, Cohn, Leah A, Dismukes, David I, Lee,​‌ Hollie P

“…Objective--To determine the lowest dose of cosyntropin on a per body weight basis that would produce maximal cortisol and aldosterone secretion and the ideal…”
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Comparison of glucose concentrations in canine whole blood, plasma, and serum measured with a veterinary point-of-care glucometer by Suchowersky, Natalie D., Carlson, Elizabeth A., Lee, Hollie P., Behrend, Ellen N.

“…Previous studies have determined that, compared to whole blood, serum or plasma used in a portable blood glucometer (PBG) may provide more accurate results. We…”
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Accuracy of urine dipstick tests and urine glucose-to-creatinine ratios for assessment of glucosuria in dogs and cats by Aldridge, Caroline F, Behrend, Ellen N, Smith, Jo R, Welles, Elizabeth G, Lee, Hollie P

“…To assess the accuracy of automated readings of urine dipstick results for assessment of glucosuria in dogs and cats, compare visual versus automated readings…”
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Low‐dose ACTH stimulation testing in dogs suspected of hypoadrenocorticism by Botsford, Annabel, Behrend, Ellen N., Kemppainen, Robert J., Gaillard, Philippe R., Oprandy, Frank, Lee, Hollie P.

“…Background Low‐dose ACTH stimulation testing would lower cost and may increase sensitivity for identification of partial ACTH deficiency. Hypothesis (1) The…”
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Effect of EDTA on measurement of cortisol and thyroxine by chemiluminescent enzyme immunoassay in dogs by Schechter, Dana A., Lee, Hollie P., Kemppainen, Robert J., Behrend, Ellen N.

“…The addition of ethylenediamine tetra-acetic acid (EDTA) to serum can affect the measurement of cortisol by chemiluminescent enzyme immunoassay (CEIA);…”
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Effect on urine specific gravity of the addition of glucose to urine samples of dogs and cats by Behrend, Ellen N, Botsford, Annabel N, Mueller, Samuel A, Hofmeister, Erik H, Lee, Hollie P

“…To evaluate effects of the addition of glucose to dog and cat urine on urine specific gravity (USG) and determine whether glucosuria affects assessment of…”
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Effect of blood contamination on results of dipstick evaluation and urine protein-to-urine creatinine ratio for urine samples from dogs and cats by Vientós-Plotts, Aida I, Behrend, Ellen N, Welles, Elizabeth G, Chew, Dennis J, Gaillard, Philippe R, Busler, Jessica N, Lee, Hollie P

“…OBJECTIVE To evaluate effects of blood contamination on dipstick results, specific gravity (SG), and urine protein-to-urine creatinine ratio (UPCR) for urine…”
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Effect of laparotomy on the pituitary-adrenal axis in dogs by Skovira, Emily J, Behrend, Ellen N, Martin, Linda G, Palmer, Lee E, Kemppainen, Robert J, Lee, Hollie P

“…OBJECTIVE To assess effects of major abdominal surgery on serum cortisol and aldosterone and plasma canine ACTH (cACTH) concentrations. ANIMALS 39 healthy dogs…”
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Glucose detection and concentration estimation in feline urine samples with the Bayer Multistix and Purina Glucotest by Fletcher, Jon M., Behrend, Ellen N., Welles, Elizabeth G., Lee, Hollie P., Hosgood, Giselle L.

“…The Bayer Multistix are commonly used for detection and estimation of feline glucosuria by veterinarians and cat owners. A newer product, the Purina Glucotest,…”
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Determination of the concentrations of trilostane and ketotrilostane that inhibit ex vivo canine adrenal gland synthesis of cortisol, corticosterone, and aldosterone by McGraw, Andrew L, Whitley, Elizabeth M, Lee, Hollie P, Boothe, Dawn M, Behrend, Ellen N

“…Objective—To determine whether trilostane or ketotrilostane is more potent in dogs and determine the trilostane and ketotrilostane concentrations that inhibit…”
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Intramuscular administration of a low dose of ACTH for ACTH stimulation testing in dogs by Behrend, E.N, Kemppainen, R.J, Bruyette, D.S, Busch, K.A, Lee, H.P

“…To compare adrenal gland stimulation achieved following administration of cosyntropin (5 microg/kg [2.3 microg/lb]) IM versus IV in healthy dogs and dogs with…”
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