2015
DOI: 10.1111/vop.12324
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Causes of endogenous uveitis in cats presented to referral clinics in North Carolina

Abstract: Both idiopathic and neoplastic causes of uveitis were less prevalent than previously reported in studies, while seropositivity was higher than previously reported for the study area. This may be due to improved diagnostic capabilities or that cats with infectious disease were more likely to be referred. Because of the high prevalence of FIP, young cats with uveitis should be evaluated for hyperglobulinemia and FCoV serology should be performed as minimal diagnostics.

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“…In cats without FIP that do not present with effusion, uveitis is common and ocular signs (with or without involvement of the central nervous system) can be noticed in 60% of the affected cats [12,131]. Secondary to the inflammation of ocular structures and breakdown of the blood-ocular barrier, FCoV-bearing macrophages are present in the eye and FCoV antigen can be detected immunocytochemically within macrophages in the aqueous humor [47,132].…”
Section: Detection Of Fcov Antigen In Macrophages By Immunostainingmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In cats without FIP that do not present with effusion, uveitis is common and ocular signs (with or without involvement of the central nervous system) can be noticed in 60% of the affected cats [12,131]. Secondary to the inflammation of ocular structures and breakdown of the blood-ocular barrier, FCoV-bearing macrophages are present in the eye and FCoV antigen can be detected immunocytochemically within macrophages in the aqueous humor [47,132].…”
Section: Detection Of Fcov Antigen In Macrophages By Immunostainingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To date, there have been very few studies that evaluated this sample material for analysis by RT-PCR in a small number of cats with FIP (Table 13). Additionally, a case report demonstrated positive RT-PCR in the aqueous humor of 3/10 cats with uveitis; however, there were no clear-defined FIP and control groups [131].…”
Section: Detection Of Fcov Rna By Reverse Transcriptase Polymerasementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Treatment of FIP until recently has focused on maintenance therapy and stimulation of cellmediated immunity with interferon or feline recombinant interferon [61].…”
Section: Treatment and Prevention Of Fipmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Yaş formda kedilerde pleuritis ve peritonitis ile birlikte göğüs veya karın boşluğunda proteinden zengin altın sarısı renginde sıvı birikimlerine neden olmaktadır. Kuru formda ise çeşitli organlarda yaygın granulamatöz veya pyogranulamatöz lezyonlar gelişmektedir (1,12,13,(16)(17)(18)(19). Kedilerde FİP infeksiyonları çoğu zaman subklinik seyretmekte ve hasta kediler yaşadıkları sürece virüsü taşır ve etrafa yayarlar.…”
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