2018
DOI: 10.1501/vetfak_0000002830
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Radiological and ultrasonographical evaluation of lower urinary tract diseases in cats

Abstract: Summary:The aim of this study was to evaluate lower urinary tract diseases of cats with plain radiography, ultrasonography and contrast cystography retrospectively and assess the most appropriate imaging method for each disease. In the study, 134 cats with different age, sex and breed were presented with one or more clinical signs of lower urinary tract diseases (LUTD). All cats were evaluated by radiography and ultrasonography, and contrast radiography had been performed on cats, in which plain radiography an… Show more

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“…It's possible to find intraluminal material that looks like inflammatory debris (Griffin, 2020). As the approach used by this study, the diagnosis of urinary tract illness can be carried out using clinical symptoms, anamnesis, urinalysis, period of the disease, and urinary tract imaging should be evaluated (Ergin et al, 2018;Lekcharoensuk et al, 2001). Ultrasonography can be used to examine the urinary bladder, including its wall's thickness, integrity, and the presence of intraluminal alterations such as cellular debris, cystoliths, blood clots, tumors, and lipid droplets (Biedak et al, 2023;Penninck & d'Anjou, 2022).…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…It's possible to find intraluminal material that looks like inflammatory debris (Griffin, 2020). As the approach used by this study, the diagnosis of urinary tract illness can be carried out using clinical symptoms, anamnesis, urinalysis, period of the disease, and urinary tract imaging should be evaluated (Ergin et al, 2018;Lekcharoensuk et al, 2001). Ultrasonography can be used to examine the urinary bladder, including its wall's thickness, integrity, and the presence of intraluminal alterations such as cellular debris, cystoliths, blood clots, tumors, and lipid droplets (Biedak et al, 2023;Penninck & d'Anjou, 2022).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Several elements, including trauma, metabolic problems, anatomical anomalies, neoplasia, bacterial urinary tract infections, and iatrogenic causes, are implicated in the etiology (Ergin et al, 2018). In addition, bladder contusion is an intramural hematoma commonly seen but not classified as a rupture because of incomplete bladder mucosa damage.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%