2013
DOI: 10.1055/s-0034-1381894
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Feline Triaditis

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“…The association between pancreatitis, IBD and inflammatory hepatic disease is a common finding in cats (Weiss and others 1996), and it is sometimes referred to as triaditis, but this terminology is still controversial (Elwood 2010, Cattin 2013). The specific conditions of each organ that constitute a diagnosis of triaditis remain to be defined.…”
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“…The association between pancreatitis, IBD and inflammatory hepatic disease is a common finding in cats (Weiss and others 1996), and it is sometimes referred to as triaditis, but this terminology is still controversial (Elwood 2010, Cattin 2013). The specific conditions of each organ that constitute a diagnosis of triaditis remain to be defined.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It may become more frequently diagnosed now that a validated feline trypsin-like immunoreactivity assay (fTLI) is available. Moreover, in cats the association of pancreatitis, inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) and cholangitis/cholangiohepatitis, sometimes called triaditis, is common (Weiss and others 1996, Elwood 2010, Cattin 2013). This report describes the successful management of a cat diagnosed with these three pathologies and concurrent EPI.…”
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“…Elas acometem órgãos distintos, porém induzem manifestações clínicas muito semelhantes (SIMPSON, 2015). Isso ocorre devido à proximidade dos três órgãos envolvidos (CATTIN, 2013) Em relação à etiologia dessa patologia, essa ainda não está completamente esclarecida, porém pode ocorrer devido a um processo infeccioso, autoimune ou mesmo a alguma alteração física (como obstrução em um dos ductos) (WATSON; MORGAN, 2014). Não há predileção por raça, sexo ou idade, porém, parece ser mais diagnosticada em animais mais idosos (COSTA, 2014).…”
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