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Peliosis hepatis and telangiectasis in 18 cats
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1994
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Uncommon DiseaseHepatologySurgical PathologyHistopathologyVeterinary SciencePathologyAbstract Peliosis HepatisPathologic LesionVeterinary PathologySmall Animal Internal MedicineAnatomyClinical PathologyMedicineHepatic ParenchymaParasitologyPeliosis Hepatis
ABSTRACT Peliosis hepatis is an uncommon disease characterised by irregular blood‐filled cystic spaces in the hepatic parenchyma; it is often accompanied by telangiectasis (dilatation of the sinusoids) although this may also occur separately. The cause is unknown but the condition occurs in a range of species including man, cattle and dogs and a single case has been reported previously in a cat. In this report of 18 cases in cats, there had been intra‐abdominal haemorrhage in 11 of them.
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