Trauma-Associated Hyperglycemia after Fall Accident in Three Dogs

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

Three dogs were referred for emergency care after fall accidents. All cases showed hyperglycemia at initialtesting, with no history of diabetes mellitus. After varying periods of time, the blood glucose levels in all cases returnedto within the reference range. The present report describes three cases of typical trauma-associated hyperglycemia in dogs.

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