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期刊名:Topics in companion animal medicine

缩写:TOP COMPANION ANIM M

ISSN:1938-9736

e-ISSN:1946-9837

IF/分区:1.2/Q3

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Suliman A Al-Ghazlat,Cathy E Langston,Deborah S Greco et al. Suliman A Al-Ghazlat et al.
The prevalence of microalbuminuria (MA) and proteinuria was evaluated in 66 cats with diabetes mellitus (DM), 35 nondiabetic cats with other illness, and 11 healthy nondiabetic cats with use of the E.R.D.-HealthScreen Feline Urine Test. The...
George E Lees,Rachel E Cianciolo,Fred J Clubb Jr George E Lees
Presence of suspected primary glomerular disease is the most common and compelling reason to consider renal biopsy. Pathologic findings in samples from animals with nephritic or nephrotic glomerulopathies, as well as from animals with persi...
Emily S Klosterman,Barrak M Pressler Emily S Klosterman
Nephrotic syndrome (NS), defined as the concurrent presence of hypoalbuminemia, proteinuria, hyperlipidemia, and fluid accumulation in interstitial spaces and/or body cavities, is a rare complication of glomerular disease in dogs, cats, and...
Shelly L Vaden Shelly L Vaden
Glomerular diseases are a leading cause of chronic kidney disease in dogs but seem to be less common in cats. Glomerular diseases are diverse, and a renal biopsy is needed to determine the specific glomerular disease that is present in any ...
Gregory F Grauer Gregory F Grauer
Proteinuria is a general term that describes the presence of any type of protein in the urine (e.g., albumin, globulins, mucoproteins, and Bence-Jones proteins); however, albumin is the predominate protein in urine in healthy dogs and cats ...
Shir Gilor,Chen Gilor Shir Gilor
Clinicians are frequently presented with laboratory test results that are not consistent with preconceived expectations for a given case. One important reason for such results is the occurrence of preanalytical errors. In this article prean...
Chen Gilor,Thomas K Graves Chen Gilor
Hypercortisolism (HC) is a common disease in dogs. This article will review the laboratory tests that are available for diagnosis of HC and laboratory tests for differentiating between causes of HC. An emphasis will be made on the clinical ...
Olivier Dossin Olivier Dossin
The panel of laboratory tests available for diagnosis of gastrointestinal (GI) diseases in dogs and cats is wide, and, recently, several new tests have been developed. This article will focus on advances in laboratory tests that are availab...
Jackie M Wypij Jackie M Wypij
The technique of fine-needle biopsy (fine-needle aspiration or fine-needle fenestration) for cytologic evaluation can be extended to many sites beyond the traditional lymph node and skin. Intra-abdominal, intrathoracic, and bone lesions can...