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In this instance, the boa was fed a diet consisting entirely of grossly obese laboratory rats that had been fed an experimental
 
In this instance, the boa was fed a diet consisting entirely of grossly obese laboratory rats that had been fed an experimental
 
ration consisting of only sunflower seeds and water. As a consequence, the snake received an extremely fat-laden diet.
 
ration consisting of only sunflower seeds and water. As a consequence, the snake received an extremely fat-laden diet.
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|q2=Can steatitis be reversed?
 
|q2=Can steatitis be reversed?
 
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Yes.
 
Yes.
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|l2=Steatitis
 
|q3=If so, how?
 
|q3=If so, how?
 
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By administering oral or injectable vitamin E (50mg/kg daily) and a change of diet to one which does not contain high levels of lipid.
 
By administering oral or injectable vitamin E (50mg/kg daily) and a change of diet to one which does not contain high levels of lipid.
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|l3=Steatitis#Treatment & Prevention
 
|q4=What is the prognosis?
 
|q4=What is the prognosis?
 
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The prognosis depends largely upon the chronicity: if diagnosed early, this condition is resolved with specific treatment; more chronic disease may be difficult to treat because the lesions may have become isolated by dense fibrocollagenous connective tissue capsules that inhibit the cellular distribution of alpha- and mixed tocopherols.
 
The prognosis depends largely upon the chronicity: if diagnosed early, this condition is resolved with specific treatment; more chronic disease may be difficult to treat because the lesions may have become isolated by dense fibrocollagenous connective tissue capsules that inhibit the cellular distribution of alpha- and mixed tocopherols.
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