Sentence examples for pathological cat from inspiring English sources

(6) Monitoring of intracranial pressure (IPC) in severe head trauma with pathological CAT.

Further analysis -- including X-rays of pathological samples, CAT scans and electron microscopy -- may provide insight on diet, revealing trace elements, like the glaze of a ceramic vase they were drinking or eating from, that may have been ingested.

Based on these pathological features of aged cat brains, we propose that domestic cats could be a valuable natural animal model of human AD, as aged cats display Aβ and tau pathologies earlier than humans, and thus, would be useful for investigating the pathogenesis of and possible treatments for the disease.

I won't spoil the movie's twists, but it's clear early on that Werdegast finds himself trapped in a prison-like palace where his life has been stolen from him, and in his quest for revenge he has to face both the physical power of Poelzig's strong-armed colossus (Harry Cording) and his own psychological block, his pathological fear of black cats, of which Poelzig takes ruthless advantage.

Because the clinical, physiological, and pathological features of DM in cats closely resemble those in humans, cats are good animal models for human type 2 DM [ 19].

Moreover, taurine depletion by taurine-deficient diet in cats causes various pathological conditions, including retinal degeneration, reproductive failure and dilated cardiomyopathy (Hayes et al. 1975; Pion et al. 1987; Sturman 1991).

Here we describe the pathological features and clinical course of a cat with protein-losing nonimmune-mediated glomerulonephropathy characterized by segmental glomerulosclerosis and severe podocyte injury.

The present report describes the clinical signs, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) findings, surgical procedure, pathological findings and follow-up in four cats with multiple meningiomas; three castrated male and one spayed female domestic shorthair indoor cats, ranging in age from 11 to 14 years.

However, the report provided only pathological findings, and the detailed explanation of the cat experiment had already been published in 1965 (Tomita 1965).

Although, the PCR results must be interpreted in conjunction with clinical or pathological findings, detection of the virus in FIP-suspected cats may be useful to confirm FIP.

Since at least a quarter of all dogs and a third of all cats never see a veterinarian during their lifetime, pathological levels of anxiety are probably much higher than reported.