Longitudinal magnetic resonance spectroscopy changes in beagle dogs

Rivera, Christina de; Dobson, Howard; Denenberg, Sagi; Landsberg, G.M.; Araujo, Joseph A.; Milgram, Norton W.

doi:10.1016/j.jveb.2009.10.025

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“…[10][11][12] Using magnetic resonance spectroscopy, preliminary studies have demonstrated an age-related decline in markers of neuronal health. 25 There is also clear evidence of age-associated brain pathology in cats. Imaging studies have identified cerebral atrophy in aged cats that likewise includes increased ventricular size and a widening of sulci, although this may not be as marked as that seen in the dog (Howard Dobson, Director of Imaging, CanCog Technologies, personal communication).…”

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Cognitive Dysfunction in Cats: A Syndrome we Used to Dismiss as ‘Old Age’

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Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery

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This article draws on recent research that has produced neuropathological, cognitive and behavioural evidence for cognitive dysfunction in aging cats. As an impetus to further our understanding of this disease and potential treatment options, the authors propose a behavioural checklist that might aid in the clinical diagnosis of feline CDS and discuss treatment options that have proven successful in the canine counterpart of this disease.

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