ECVS 2020 Journal Questions Part 4 (CSV-UTF8) Flashcards
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According to Gordo et al. (2020) in the Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery, what was the purpose of using methylene blue in parotid sialadenectomy in dogs?
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The purpose was to assist in the identification of the parotid gland during surgery.
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What were the surgical outcomes of parotid sialadenectomy with methylene blue as reported by Gordo et al. (2020)?
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The surgical outcomes were successful, with complete removal of the gland and no recurrence.
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How was methylene blue used during the parotid sialadenectomy procedure in the study by Gordo et al. (2020)?
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Methylene blue was injected into the parotid duct to stain the gland for easier identification.
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What complications were observed during parotid sialadenectomy in the study by Gordo et al. (2020) published in the Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery?
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Complications included minor bleeding and temporary swelling.
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What were the long-term follow-up results for dogs undergoing parotid sialadenectomy in the study by Gordo et al. (2020)?
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Long-term follow-up showed no recurrence of sialadenitis or other complications.
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In the Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2020), Blank et al. described a condition causing partial oesophageal constriction. What was the identified cause of this condition?
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The identified cause was a vascular ring anomaly.
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What treatment approach was used for partial oesophageal constriction in the cases reported by Blank et al. (2020)?
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The treatment approach included surgical correction of the vascular ring anomaly.
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According to Blank et al. (2020), what were the clinical signs observed in dogs with partial oesophageal constriction?
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Clinical signs included regurgitation and difficulty swallowing.
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What were the surgical outcomes for the dogs treated for oesophageal constriction in the study by Blank et al. (2020)?
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Surgical outcomes were favorable, with resolution of regurgitation in both cases.
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In the study “Adult-onset regurgitation in two dogs with partial oesophageal constriction caused by vascular ring anomaly” by Blank et al. (2020), what diagnostic methods were used?
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Diagnostic methods included radiography and contrast esophagography.
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In the Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2020), Rigas et al. conducted a study on mast cell tumors in dogs. What age group was the focus of this study?
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The focus was on dogs less than 12 months of age.
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What were the key clinical features of mast cell tumors in dogs younger than 12 months as reported by Rigas et al. (2020)?
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Key clinical features included rapid tumor growth and aggressive behavior.
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According to Rigas et al. (2020), what treatment approaches were evaluated for mast cell tumors in dogs under 12 months of age?
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Treatment approaches evaluated included surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation therapy.
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What was the survival rate for dogs under 12 months with mast cell tumors as reported in the 2020 study by Rigas et al.?
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The survival rate was lower compared to older dogs, with many cases showing early metastasis.
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In the study “Mast cell tumors in dogs less than 12 months of age - a multi-institutional retrospective study” by Rigas et al. (2020), what were the recurrence rates of mast cell tumors in this age group?
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Recurrence rates were high, with many dogs developing new tumors within six months.
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In the Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2020), Mortier and Blackwood reviewed the treatment of nasal tumors in dogs. What was the primary focus of this review?
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The primary focus was on the effectiveness of various treatments for nasal tumors.
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According to Mortier and Blackwood (2020), what were the recommended treatment options for canine nasal tumors?
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Recommended treatment options included surgery, radiation therapy, and chemotherapy.
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What were the key findings regarding the prognosis for dogs with nasal tumors as discussed by Mortier and Blackwood (2020)?
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Key findings indicated that early detection and aggressive treatment improve prognosis.
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How did Mortier and Blackwood (2020) categorize nasal tumors in their review?
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Nasal tumors were categorized based on histological type and location.
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What were the main challenges in treating canine nasal tumors according to the 2020 review by Mortier and Blackwood?
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Main challenges included difficulty in complete surgical removal and high recurrence rates.
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In the Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2020), Basa et al. reported on a case of neurofibroma in a dog. What nerve was affected by this condition?
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The affected nerve was the ulnar nerve.
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What surgical treatment was used for the neurofibroma reported by Basa et al. (2020)?
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The surgical treatment used was marginal neurectomy.
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According to Basa et al. (2020), what were the clinical signs associated with neurofibroma of the ulnar nerve in the reported case?
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Clinical signs included lameness, muscle atrophy, and loss of sensation in the affected limb.
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What were the postoperative outcomes for the dog treated for neurofibroma in the study by Basa et al. (2020)?
Postoperative outcomes included improved limb function and pain relief.
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In the study "Neurofibroma of the ulnar nerve in the carpal canal in a dog - treatment by marginal neurectomy" by Basa et al. (2020), what were the key findings from the histopathological examination?
Key findings included a benign nature of the tumor with no evidence of malignancy.
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In the Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2020), Gordo et al. explored a single-incision subxiphoid approach for video-assisted thoracoscopic surgery. What was the primary advantage of this technique?
The primary advantage was a less invasive approach with faster recovery times.
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According to Gordo et al. (2020), what were the indications for using the single-incision subxiphoid approach in thoracoscopic surgery?
Indications included cases requiring thoracic surgery with minimal access.
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What were the reported outcomes of using the subxiphoid approach in the study by Gordo et al. (2020)?
Reported outcomes included successful surgery with minimal complications.
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How did Gordo et al. (2020) assess the feasibility of the single-incision subxiphoid approach for thoracoscopic surgery?
Feasibility was assessed through successful completion of the procedure in multiple cases.
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In the article "Feasibility of the single-incision subxiphoid approach for video-assisted thoracoscopic surgery in dogs" by Gordo et al. (2020), what were the complications associated with this technique?
Complications included minor pneumothorax and transient postoperative pain.
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In the Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2020), Scharf et al. studied the clinical features of functional thyroid tumors in dogs. What was the sample size of this study?
The sample size was 70 dogs.
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What were the key clinical features of functional thyroid tumors in dogs as reported by Scharf et al. (2020)?
Key clinical features included hyperthyroidism and weight loss.
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According to Scharf et al. (2020), what treatment options were evaluated for dogs with functional thyroid tumors?
Treatment options evaluated included surgery, radioactive iodine therapy, and medication.
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What were the survival outcomes for dogs with functional thyroid tumors in the study by Scharf et al. (2020)?
Survival outcomes varied based on the treatment method, with surgery having the best outcomes.
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In the article "Clinical features and outcome of functional thyroid tumors in 70 dogs" by Scharf et al. (2020), what were the recurrence rates after treatment?
Recurrence rates were low, particularly in dogs treated with surgery.
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In the Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2020), Segal et al. evaluated urethral orifice dimensions after perineal urethrostomy. What was the primary aim of this study?
The primary aim was to assess the impact of perineal urethrostomy on urethral orifice dimensions.
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What were the key findings regarding urethral orifice dimensions after perineal urethrostomy as reported by Segal et al. (2020)?
Key findings indicated that urethral orifice dimensions remained stable after surgery.
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According to Segal et al. (2020), what were the clinical implications of the study on urethral orifice dimensions?
Clinical implications included improved urinary flow and reduced recurrence of urethral obstruction.
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How was the urethral orifice cross-section measured in the study by Segal et al. (2020)?
The urethral orifice cross-section was measured using calipers and imaging techniques.
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In the study "Evaluation of urethral orifice cross-section dimensions following perineal urethrostomy in male cats" by Segal et al. (2020), what were the long-term outcomes for the cats?
Long-term outcomes included low rates of re-obstruction and high owner satisfaction.
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In the Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2020), Miraldo et al. reported on multiple idiopathic fibrotic myopathies in a cat. What muscles were involved in this condition?
Muscles involved included the tensor fascia lata, biceps femoris, and quadriceps.
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What treatment options were discussed for multiple idiopathic fibrotic myopathies in cats according to the study by Miraldo et al. (2020)?
Treatment options discussed included surgical resection and physical therapy.
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According to Miraldo et al. (2020), what were the clinical signs observed in the cat with multiple idiopathic fibrotic myopathies?
Clinical signs observed included muscle stiffness, pain, and lameness.
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What were the outcomes of the treatment for multiple idiopathic fibrotic myopathies in the study by Miraldo et al. (2020)?
Outcomes of the treatment varied, with some improvement in mobility but recurrence of fibrosis.
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In the article "Multiple idiopathic fibrotic myopathies, including the tensor fascia lata muscle, in a cat" by Miraldo et al. (2020), what was the proposed pathogenesis of this condition?
The proposed pathogenesis involved repetitive microtrauma and abnormal collagen deposition.
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In the Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2020), Crowley et al. discussed the use of seed skin grafts for limb reconstruction. What was the success rate of this technique?
The success rate of the technique was reported to be around 80%.
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What were the indications for using seed skin grafts in the study by Crowley et al. (2020)?
Indications for using seed skin grafts included large limb defects with poor healing potential.
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According to Crowley et al. (2020), what were the postoperative outcomes of using seed skin grafts for limb reconstruction?
Postoperative outcomes included successful graft take and wound healing.
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How was the seed skin grafting technique performed in the study by Crowley et al. (2020)?
The technique was performed by placing small skin grafts in a grid pattern over the defect.
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In the study "Seed skin grafts for reconstruction of distal limb defects in 15 dogs" by Crowley et al. (2020), what were the reported complications associated with this technique?
Reported complications included partial graft loss and infection, but overall success was high.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): In the study "Incidence of acute haemolysis in cats receiving canine packed red blood cells (xenotransfusions)" by Tinson et al. (2022), what was the reported incidence of acute haemolytic transfusion reactions (AHTRs) in cats receiving xenotransfusions?
The reported incidence of acute haemolytic transfusion reactions (AHTRs) in cats receiving xenotransfusions was 8%.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): According to Tinson et al. (2022) in the article "Incidence of acute haemolysis in cats receiving canine packed red blood cells (xenotransfusions)," what was the survival rate to discharge for cats that experienced AHTR?
The survival rate to discharge for cats that experienced AHTR was 25%.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): In Tinson et al.'s (2022) study on xenotransfusions, what were the main reasons for cats requiring a transfusion?
The main reasons for cats requiring a transfusion were blood loss, immune-mediated haemolytic anaemia, neoplasia, and infections.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): What percentage of cats experienced febrile non-haemolytic transfusion reactions (FNHTRs) in the study by Tinson et al. (2022) on xenotransfusions?
19% of cats experienced febrile non-haemolytic transfusion reactions (FNHTRs).
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): According to Tinson et al. (2022), what was the median post-transfusion packed cell volume (PCV) in cats that did not suffer from acute haemolysis?
The median post-transfusion packed cell volume (PCV) in cats that did not suffer from acute haemolysis was 22%.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): In Tinson et al.'s (2022) study, what factors were analyzed to assess the risk of developing an acute haemolytic transfusion reaction (AHTR) in cats?
Factors analyzed to assess the risk of developing an acute haemolytic transfusion reaction (AHTR) included previous feline blood transfusions and pretransfusion PCV levels.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): What was the median age of the cats that received xenotransfusions in the study by Tinson et al. (2022)?
The median age of the cats that received xenotransfusions was 7.6 years.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): According to Tinson et al. (2022), how many cats required a repeat transfusion with feline blood after experiencing acute haemolysis from a xenotransfusion?
Three cats required a repeat transfusion with feline blood after experiencing acute haemolysis from a xenotransfusion.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): In Tinson et al.'s (2022) study, what was the relative risk of developing acute haemolysis in cats that had received a previous feline blood transfusion before a xenotransfusion?
The relative risk of developing acute haemolysis in cats that had received a previous feline blood transfusion before a xenotransfusion was 3.13.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): What were the common causes of anaemia in cats that received xenotransfusions according to Tinson et al. (2022)?
The common causes of anaemia in cats that received xenotransfusions included blood loss, immune-mediated haemolytic anaemia, and neoplasia.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): In the study "Prevalence, clinical presentation and MRI of intervertebral disc herniations in cats" by Bibbiani et al. (2022), what were the most common clinical signs observed in cats with intervertebral disc herniations?
The most common clinical signs observed in cats with intervertebral disc herniations were pain, paresis, and ataxia.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): According to Bibbiani et al. (2022), what was the prevalence of intervertebral disc herniations in the cat population studied?
The prevalence of intervertebral disc herniations in the cat population studied was 5%.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): In the article by Bibbiani et al. (2022), what diagnostic imaging modality was primarily used to assess intervertebral disc herniations in cats?
The diagnostic imaging modality primarily used to assess intervertebral disc herniations in cats was MRI.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): What were the outcomes of surgical versus conservative management in cats with intervertebral disc herniations according to Bibbiani et al. (2022)?
Outcomes of surgical management were generally better than conservative management for cats with intervertebral disc herniations.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): How did the authors Bibbiani et al. (2022) categorize the severity of intervertebral disc herniations in their feline patients?
The severity of intervertebral disc herniations in the feline patients was categorized as mild, moderate, or severe based on neurological deficits and imaging findings.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): According to Bibbiani et al. (2022), what was the median age of cats diagnosed with intervertebral disc herniations?
The median age of cats diagnosed with intervertebral disc herniations was 8 years.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): In the study by Bibbiani et al. (2022), what was the reported recurrence rate of intervertebral disc herniations in cats after treatment?
The reported recurrence rate of intervertebral disc herniations in cats after treatment was 12%.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): What were the key risk factors identified by Bibbiani et al. (2022) for the development of intervertebral disc herniations in cats?
Key risk factors for the development of intervertebral disc herniations in cats included age and breed predisposition.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): According to Bibbiani et al. (2022), how effective was MRI in diagnosing intervertebral disc herniations compared to other imaging techniques?
MRI was found to be highly effective in diagnosing intervertebral disc herniations compared to other imaging techniques.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): In Bibbiani et al.'s (2022) study, what was the survival rate for cats with intervertebral disc herniations treated surgically?
The survival rate for cats with intervertebral disc herniations treated surgically was 85%.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): In the article "Feline non-erosive immune-mediated polyarthritis: a multicentre, retrospective study of 20 cases (2009-2020)" by Wootton et al. (2022), what were the most common clinical signs observed in cats with non-erosive immune-mediated polyarthritis?
The most common clinical signs observed in cats with non-erosive immune-mediated polyarthritis were joint pain, swelling, and lameness.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): According to Wootton et al. (2022), what percentage of cats in the study responded positively to treatment for non-erosive immune-mediated polyarthritis?
70% of cats in the study responded positively to treatment for non-erosive immune-mediated polyarthritis.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): What were the primary treatment methods used in the study by Wootton et al. (2022) for managing feline non-erosive immune-mediated polyarthritis?
The primary treatment methods used were corticosteroids and immunosuppressive drugs.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): How did the authors Wootton et al. (2022) define treatment success in cats with non-erosive immune-mediated polyarthritis?
Treatment success was defined as the resolution of clinical signs and normalization of inflammatory markers.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): What was the median age of cats diagnosed with non-erosive immune-mediated polyarthritis in the study by Wootton et al. (2022)?
The median age of cats diagnosed with non-erosive immune-mediated polyarthritis was 6 years.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): According to Wootton et al. (2022), what were the key diagnostic criteria for non-erosive immune-mediated polyarthritis in cats?
The key diagnostic criteria for non-erosive immune-mediated polyarthritis in cats included joint swelling without radiographic evidence of bone erosion.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): In the study by Wootton et al. (2022), what were the most common concurrent diseases observed in cats with non-erosive immune-mediated polyarthritis?
The most common concurrent diseases observed in cats with non-erosive immune-mediated polyarthritis were chronic kidney disease and hyperthyroidism.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): What was the reported recurrence rate of non-erosive immune-mediated polyarthritis in cats after treatment according to Wootton et al. (2022)?
The reported recurrence rate of non-erosive immune-mediated polyarthritis in cats after treatment was 20%.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): How did the use of corticosteroids impact the treatment outcomes in cats with non-erosive immune-mediated polyarthritis in the study by Wootton et al. (2022)?
The use of corticosteroids significantly improved treatment outcomes in cats with non-erosive immune-mediated polyarthritis.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): What imaging techniques were utilized to assess joint changes in cats with non-erosive immune-mediated polyarthritis in the study by Wootton et al. (2022)?
Imaging techniques utilized included radiography and ultrasonography to assess joint changes.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): In the article "Outcome of coxofemoral luxation treated with closed reduction in 51 cats" by LeFloch and Coronado (2022), what was the reported success rate of closed coxofemoral joint reduction in cats?
The reported success rate of closed coxofemoral joint reduction in cats was 60%.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): According to LeFloch and Coronado (2022), what was the only statistically significant factor that improved the success of closed coxofemoral joint reduction in cats?
The only statistically significant factor that improved the success of closed coxofemoral joint reduction was the use of an Ehmer sling.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): In the study by LeFloch and Coronado (2022), what was the median time from injury to attempted closed coxofemoral joint reduction?
The median time from injury to attempted closed coxofemoral joint reduction was 6 hours.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): How many cats in the study by LeFloch and Coronado (2022) experienced a reluxation of the coxofemoral joint after closed reduction?
Five cats experienced a reluxation of the coxofemoral joint after closed reduction.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): What were the common concurrent injuries observed in cats with coxofemoral joint luxation in the study by LeFloch and Coronado (2022)?
Common concurrent injuries included pelvic fractures and sacroiliac luxations.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): According to LeFloch and Coronado (2022), what was the median age of cats that underwent closed coxofemoral joint reduction?
The median age of cats that underwent closed coxofemoral joint reduction was 4 years.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): In the article by LeFloch and Coronado (2022), what was the reported long-term outcome for cats that successfully underwent closed coxofemoral joint reduction?
The reported long-term outcome for cats that successfully underwent closed coxofemoral joint reduction was favorable, with most regaining normal function.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): How did the direction of coxofemoral joint luxation (dorsal or ventral) impact the success rate of closed reduction in the study by LeFloch and Coronado (2022)?
The direction of coxofemoral joint luxation did not significantly impact the success rate of closed reduction.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): What were the recommendations by LeFloch and Coronado (2022) for cases where closed coxofemoral joint reduction was not successful?
Recommendations for cases where closed coxofemoral joint reduction was not successful included surgical stabilization.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): In the study by LeFloch and Coronado (2022), how did the use of a bandage (Ehmer or hobbles) affect the outcome of closed coxofemoral joint reduction?
The use of a bandage (Ehmer or hobbles) increased the success rate of closed coxofemoral joint reduction.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): In the article "Closure-related complications after median sternotomy in cats: 26 cases (2010-2020)" by Hennet et al. (2022), what were the most common closure-related complications observed after median sternotomy in cats?
The most common closure-related complications observed after median sternotomy in cats were infection and dehiscence.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): According to Hennet et al. (2022), what percentage of cats experienced complications following median sternotomy closure?
30% of cats experienced complications following median sternotomy closure.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): In the study by Hennet et al. (2022), what was the median time to onset of complications following median sternotomy?
The median time to onset of complications following median sternotomy was 4 days.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): What were the key factors identified by Hennet et al. (2022) that contributed to the development of closure-related complications in cats after median sternotomy?
Key factors contributing to closure-related complications included prolonged surgery time and the use of non-absorbable sutures.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): According to Hennet et al. (2022), what was the most common type of closure-related complication observed in cats following median sternotomy?
The most common type of closure-related complication observed was infection.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): In the article by Hennet et al. (2022), what was the median survival time for cats that developed closure-related complications after median sternotomy?
The median survival time for cats that developed closure-related complications was 6 months.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): What recommendations did Hennet et al. (2022) provide for minimizing closure-related complications after median sternotomy in cats?
Recommendations for minimizing closure-related complications included the use of absorbable sutures and minimizing surgery time.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): How did the use of specific suture materials impact the incidence of complications following median sternotomy in the study by Hennet et al. (2022)?
The use of absorbable sutures significantly reduced the incidence of complications following median sternotomy.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): What was the median duration of surgery for cats that developed closure-related complications in the study by Hennet et al. (2022)?
The median duration of surgery for cats that developed closure-related complications was 90 minutes.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): According to Hennet et al. (2022), what were the long-term outcomes for cats that underwent corrective surgery for closure-related complications after median sternotomy?
Long-term outcomes for cats that underwent corrective surgery for closure-related complications were generally positive.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): In the article "Analysis of feline humeral fracture morphology and a comparison of fracture repair stabilisation methods: 101 cases (2009-2020)" by Gall et al. (2022), what were the most common types of humeral fractures observed in the study population?
The most common types of humeral fractures observed were mid-diaphyseal and distal fractures.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): According to Gall et al. (2022), what was the most commonly used method for stabilizing humeral fractures in cats?
The most commonly used method for stabilizing humeral fractures in cats was plate fixation.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): In the study by Gall et al. (2022), what factors were associated with a higher risk of complications following humeral fracture repair?
Factors associated with a higher risk of complications included older age and the presence of concurrent injuries.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): What was the median time to healing for humeral fractures in cats as reported by Gall et al. (2022)?
The median time to healing for humeral fractures in cats was 8 weeks.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): According to Gall et al. (2022), how did the location of the humeral fracture (proximal, mid-diaphyseal, distal) impact the choice of stabilization method?
The location of the humeral fracture impacted the choice of stabilization method, with distal fractures often requiring more complex fixation.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): What were the long-term outcomes for cats with humeral fractures stabilized using plates and screws according to Gall et al. (2022)?
Long-term outcomes for cats with humeral fractures stabilized using plates and screws were generally good, with most regaining full function.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): In Gall et al.'s (2022) study, how did the presence of concurrent injuries affect the prognosis for cats with humeral fractures?
The presence of concurrent injuries negatively affected the prognosis for cats with humeral fractures.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): What percentage of cats required a second surgery for complications related to humeral fracture repair in the study by Gall et al. (2022)?
10% of cats required a second surgery for complications related to humeral fracture repair.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): According to Gall et al. (2022), what were the key factors influencing the choice of stabilization method for humeral fractures in cats?
Key factors influencing the choice of stabilization method included the location and complexity of the fracture, as well as the cat's overall health status.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): In the article by Gall et al. (2022), what were the reported outcomes for cats with humeral fractures treated with external skeletal fixation?
The reported outcomes for cats with humeral fractures treated with external skeletal fixation were less favorable compared to those treated with plates and screws.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): In the article "Gastric diverticula in six cats: a case series (2011-2020)" by Bahlmann et al. (2022), what were the clinical signs associated with gastric diverticula in cats?
Clinical signs associated with gastric diverticula in cats included vomiting, weight loss, and abdominal pain.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): According to Bahlmann et al. (2022), how was the diagnosis of gastric diverticula in cats typically confirmed?
The diagnosis of gastric diverticula in cats was typically confirmed through radiography and ultrasonography.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): What were the most common treatments for gastric diverticula in cats as reported by Bahlmann et al. (2022)?
The most common treatments for gastric diverticula in cats included dietary management and surgical resection.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): In the study by Bahlmann et al. (2022), what was the outcome for cats that underwent surgical treatment for gastric diverticula?
The outcome for cats that underwent surgical treatment for gastric diverticula was generally positive, with most cats recovering well.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): What were the potential complications associated with gastric diverticula surgery in cats according to Bahlmann et al. (2022)?
Potential complications associated with gastric diverticula surgery included infection, dehiscence, and recurrence.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): According to Bahlmann et al. (2022), what was the median age of cats diagnosed with gastric diverticula?
The median age of cats diagnosed with gastric diverticula was 10 years.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): In the article by Bahlmann et al. (2022), what were the key factors that influenced the decision to perform surgery on cats with gastric diverticula?
Key factors that influenced the decision to perform surgery on cats with gastric diverticula included the severity of clinical signs and the presence of complications.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): How did the presence of concurrent gastrointestinal diseases affect the prognosis for cats with gastric diverticula according to Bahlmann et al. (2022)?
The presence of concurrent gastrointestinal diseases negatively affected the prognosis for cats with gastric diverticula.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): What were the recommendations by Bahlmann et al. (2022) for the management of asymptomatic gastric diverticula in cats?
Recommendations for the management of asymptomatic gastric diverticula included regular monitoring and dietary management.
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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (2022): In the study by Bahlmann et al. (2022), what was the recurrence rate of gastric diverticula in cats after surgical treatment?
The recurrence rate of gastric diverticula in cats after surgical treatment was low, with most cats remaining symptom-free after surgery.
