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veterinär spiegel 2023; 33(02): 43-50
DOI: 10.1055/a-2062-7764
Kleintiere & Heimtiere

Früherkennung der chronischen Nierenerkrankung bei der Katze

Julia A. Eichberger
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S. Guntermann
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K. Rolinger
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Je früher eine Nierenerkrankung bei der Katze erkannt wird, umso besser! Wir zeigen, wie die Kombination verschiedener renaler Biomarker und die Beurteilung der Kreatinin-Konzentration nach den geltenden IRIS-Richtlinien eine frühe Diagnosestellung und die Einschätzung des Schweregrades ermöglichen.

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30 June 2023

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