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kleintier konkret 2022; 25(06): 33-44
DOI: 10.1055/a-1902-3962
Chirurgie

Harnabsatzstörungen bei der Katze – Ein Überblick

Anna Schmidt
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Der gestörte Harnabsatz bei der Katze ist ein häufiger Vorstellungsgrund in der Akutsprechstunde. Nach der initialen Therapie und Stabilisierung des Patienten ist nicht selten eine chirurgische Therapie indiziert.

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15 December 2022

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