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cord-324365-546cu3ly	Koch, A.	Clinical Efficacy of Intravenous Hypertonic Saline Solution or Hypertonic Bicarbonate Solution in the Treatment of Inappetent Calves with Neonatal Diarrhea	2008-02-14		.txt	text/plain	5832	312	51	No obvious differences with respect to the extent of these clinical signs were observed between calves of study I (NaCl) and study II (NaHCO 3 ); however, during application of HBS, the respiratory rate increased more profoundly up to roughly 60 breaths per minute compared with the calves treated with hypertonic saline. Age, body weight (BW), clinical variables, and results of blood analysis before initial IV treatment of diarrheic calves with saline (5.85%; 5 mL/kg BW over 4 minutes; study I) and sodium bicarbonate (8.4%; 10 mL/ kg BW over 8 minutes; study II), respectively, followed by administration of 3 L of oral rehydration solution. General condition, rectal temperature, enophthalmus, heart rate, respiratory rate, and fecal dry matter before and after initial IV treatment of diarrheic calves with saline (5.85%; 5 mL/kg BW over 4 minutes; study I) and sodium bicarbonate (8.4%; 10 mL/kg BW over 8 minutes; study II), respectively, followed by administration of 3 L of oral rehydration solution.	./cache/cord-324365-546cu3ly.txt	./txt/cord-324365-546cu3ly.txt