Заболевания носового зеркала у кошек

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Дата публикации 22 ноября 2022 г. 9206 просмотров

Заключение

Наружные поражения носа у кошек встречаются относительно редко, но врач должен подходить к ним с той же осторожностью и логикой, что и при обследовании при других дерматологических заболеваниях, помня, что эти поражения могут быть частью более системной проблемы. Дифференцировать поражения можно по данным тщательно собранного анамнеза и клинического обследования, цитологического исследования и, возможно, биопсии, но в более сложных случаях или при осложнениях может быть полезно проконсультироваться с ветеринарным дерматологом.

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