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Spontaneous pneumothorax in 35 cats (2001–2010)
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Spontaneous pneumothorax in 35 cats (2001–2010)

E.T. Mooney, E.A. Rozanski, R.G.P. King and C.R. Sharp
Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery, Vol.14(6), pp.384-391
2012
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Abstract

Thirty-five cases of spontaneous pneumothorax were reviewed. In contrast to dogs, cats with an established etiology all had spontaneous pneumothorax associated with lung disease. Underlying diseases identified in affected cats included inflammatory airway disease, neoplasia, heartworm infection, pulmonary abscess and lungworm infection. Many cats were managed successfully with observation alone or needle thoracocentesis and specific therapy for their primary lung disease. Cats who present with spontaneous pneumothorax may be treated successfully with non-surgical therapies and appear to have a better prognosis than previously extrapolated from canine studies.

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1 Clinical & Life Sciences
1.199 Lung Cancer
1.199.1048 Pulmonary Ultrasound
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Veterinary Sciences
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Plant & Animal Science
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