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Tumors affecting the spinal cord of cats: 85 cases (1980–2005) | Synapse

January 15, 2008Open Access

Tumors affecting the spinal cord of cats: 85 cases (1980–2005)

KMKatia Marioni‐HenryRoyal Edinburgh Hospital TWThomas J. Van WinkleUniversity of Pennsylvania SSSionagh H. SmithNorthwestern University

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Data for spinal cord tumors in this population of cats were analyzed by logistic regression analysis, which effectively distinguished cats with lymphosarcoma from cats with other types of tumors. Additional clinical information reported here will help to increase the index of suspicion or definitive antemortem diagnosis of spinal cord tumors of cats.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69daa72b3bc1ef722568462d https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.232.2.237

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