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cord-295689-me50th40	Cox, E.	Effect of antisecretory drugs on experimentally induced weanling diarrhoea in piglets	1989		.txt	text/plain	3350	154	47	Significant differences from the values prior to infection (day 3) are indicated by *(p<O.O5); **(p<O.Ol) and ***(pc0.001) Treatment with the low dose of chlorpromazine at 1 mg/kg/24 h was without beneficial effect on diarrhoea score, vomiting or survival (Table I) . The decrease in body temperature observed in control piglets after TGE virus and ETEC inoculation was not influenced by the calcium antagonist, whereas administration of the b-adrenergic antagonist resulted in an increase in temperature (Table II) . In the present study most dually infected piglets in the control group and also in some of the treatment groups developed hypovolaemic shock as a result of vomiting, induced by the TGE virus, and diarrhoea, probably induced by a combination of malabsorption (TGE virus) and hypersecretion (ETEC) (Cox, Charlier and Houvenaghel, 1988) . Our results suggest that, of the drugs studied, only chlorpromazine and clonidine are likely to be of value in the treatment of severe diarrhoea of mixed viral-ETEC nature in newly-weaned piglets.	./cache/cord-295689-me50th40.txt	./txt/cord-295689-me50th40.txt