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Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 1994
A 21-month-old spayed domestic shorthair cat was examined to determine the cause of a chronic fluctuant swelling involving the left hind limb. A lymphocele was tentatively diagnosed on the basis of results of blood tests, radiography, and cytologic examination. Lymphangiography revealed the lymphocele and 2 tortuous collateral lymphatic channels.
K M, Reynhout +3 more
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A 21-month-old spayed domestic shorthair cat was examined to determine the cause of a chronic fluctuant swelling involving the left hind limb. A lymphocele was tentatively diagnosed on the basis of results of blood tests, radiography, and cytologic examination. Lymphangiography revealed the lymphocele and 2 tortuous collateral lymphatic channels.
K M, Reynhout +3 more
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Journal of Small Animal Practice, 1968
Abstract— —A sparganum is an intermediate stage of certain pseudophyllidean tapeworms and is normally found in various species of fish and small vertebrates. This paper presents an unusual case of sparganosis in a cat, normally considered a definitive host of several genera of Pseudophyllidea. The animal was anorectic and lethargic, and a palpable mass
R E, Schmidt, J S, Reid, F M, Garner
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Abstract— —A sparganum is an intermediate stage of certain pseudophyllidean tapeworms and is normally found in various species of fish and small vertebrates. This paper presents an unusual case of sparganosis in a cat, normally considered a definitive host of several genera of Pseudophyllidea. The animal was anorectic and lethargic, and a palpable mass
R E, Schmidt, J S, Reid, F M, Garner
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Australian Veterinary Journal, 1982
SUMMARY An 18‐months‐old neutered male cat was presented for veterinary examination because of a rapidly enlarging mass in the region of the right upper canine tooth. Radiological examination showed displacement of this tooth and destruction of the right maxilla.
C D, Hawkins, B R, Jones
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SUMMARY An 18‐months‐old neutered male cat was presented for veterinary examination because of a rapidly enlarging mass in the region of the right upper canine tooth. Radiological examination showed displacement of this tooth and destruction of the right maxilla.
C D, Hawkins, B R, Jones
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Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1968
THE CAT is a valuable animal for most otological research procedures, but in order to examine and operate on the tympanic membrane or middle ear, a minor surgical procedure is necessary. The auriculectomy described by Paparella and Hohmann1is a widely used method of exposing the tympanic membrane; it involves the complete removal of the pinna or ...
M F, Migliore, J, Harrington, D J, Lim
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THE CAT is a valuable animal for most otological research procedures, but in order to examine and operate on the tympanic membrane or middle ear, a minor surgical procedure is necessary. The auriculectomy described by Paparella and Hohmann1is a widely used method of exposing the tympanic membrane; it involves the complete removal of the pinna or ...
M F, Migliore, J, Harrington, D J, Lim
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Journal of Comparative Pathology, 2007
This report describes a 5-year-old female cat with lymphangiosarcoma arising within the dermis and subcutis of the caudal mammary region. The mass presented as a large, poorly demarcated and fluctuant swelling with bruising of the overlying skin. Histopathologically, the dermis and subcutis in the affected region were diffusely oedematous, haemorrhagic,
A, Sugiyama +7 more
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This report describes a 5-year-old female cat with lymphangiosarcoma arising within the dermis and subcutis of the caudal mammary region. The mass presented as a large, poorly demarcated and fluctuant swelling with bruising of the overlying skin. Histopathologically, the dermis and subcutis in the affected region were diffusely oedematous, haemorrhagic,
A, Sugiyama +7 more
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Journal of Small Animal Practice, 1974
ABSTRACTA survey of eclampsia in the cat on the basis of a literature study is given and a case in which diagnosis was verified by blood mineral analysis, is described. A plasma calcium level of 6·6 mg/100 ml was found, as compared with the normal range in the non‐lactating cat of 9–11 mg/100 ml.Résumé.
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ABSTRACTA survey of eclampsia in the cat on the basis of a literature study is given and a case in which diagnosis was verified by blood mineral analysis, is described. A plasma calcium level of 6·6 mg/100 ml was found, as compared with the normal range in the non‐lactating cat of 9–11 mg/100 ml.Résumé.
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Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 1979
SUMMARY Trombiculosis (dermatitis caused by trombiculid mites) in a Domestic Shorthair cat was characterized by diffuse thickening and crusting of the skin of the abdomen and limbs and by multiple papules on the face, ears, and sides of the trunk. Skin biopsy revealed acanthosis and hyperkeratosis involving the epidermis and hair follicles, mites in ...
L J, Lowenstine +2 more
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SUMMARY Trombiculosis (dermatitis caused by trombiculid mites) in a Domestic Shorthair cat was characterized by diffuse thickening and crusting of the skin of the abdomen and limbs and by multiple papules on the face, ears, and sides of the trunk. Skin biopsy revealed acanthosis and hyperkeratosis involving the epidermis and hair follicles, mites in ...
L J, Lowenstine +2 more
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