November 9 FPTP NL

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Postattenuation neurologic syndrome (PANS) is a potential issue for both dogs and cats after hepatic shunt surgery, but cats are at a particularly high risk, with studies reporting incidence numbers as high as 60%. This retrospective study looked at 50 cats treated with portosystemic shunt attenuation surgery in an attempt to identify specific risk factors for this potentially fatal condition.

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Postattenuation neurologic syndrome (PANS) after portosystemic shunt attenuation appears to affect cats more often than dogs. Discover what this study uncovered when evaluating the risk factors for these patients.

Postattenuation neurologic syndrome (PANS) after portosystemic shunt attenuation appears to affect cats more often than dogs. Discover what this study uncovered when evaluating the risk factors for these patients.