Author: Pedersen, Niels C; Kim, Yunjeong; Liu, Hongwei; Galasiti Kankanamalage, Anushka C; Eckstrand, Chrissy; Groutas, William C; Bannasch, Michael; Meadows, Juliana M; Chang, Kyeong-Ok
Title: Efficacy of a 3C-like protease inhibitor in treating various forms of acquired feline infectious peritonitis Document date: 2017_9_13
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Snippet: Lymphopenia was a common presenting clinical feature of cats with wet FIP (Figure 5) , and tended to be directly correlated with the severity of abdominal inflammation, as indicated by the viscosity, presence of fibrin tags, protein content, cell count and degree of yellow coloring of the effusion. Lymphopenia improved with treatment in all the cats with wet FIP except CT16, but it was not helpful in predicting disease relapses that occurred ther.....
Document: Lymphopenia was a common presenting clinical feature of cats with wet FIP (Figure 5) , and tended to be directly correlated with the severity of abdominal inflammation, as indicated by the viscosity, presence of fibrin tags, protein content, cell count and degree of yellow coloring of the effusion. Lymphopenia improved with treatment in all the cats with wet FIP except CT16, but it was not helpful in predicting disease relapses that occurred thereafter (Figure 5a ). Lymphopenia was not as evident in cats with dry FIP and not as helpful as other parameters in assessing treatment response (Figure 5b) .
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