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Author: Firth, Clair L; Möstl, Karin
Title: A survey of feline leukaemia virus antigenaemia among cats in eastern Austria: a retrospective analysis of serum samples routinely tested between 1996 and 2011
  • Document date: 2015_7_29
  • ID: j1jygp0i_26
    Snippet: It is very important to note that a single positive result in an antigen test for FeLV should never be assumed to be accurate in a clinically healthy cat. To ensure that no cats with false-positive results are ever erroneously euthanased, a second diagnostic test should always be carried out, ideally with a provirus PCR approximately 6 weeks later. 25.....
    Document: It is very important to note that a single positive result in an antigen test for FeLV should never be assumed to be accurate in a clinically healthy cat. To ensure that no cats with false-positive results are ever erroneously euthanased, a second diagnostic test should always be carried out, ideally with a provirus PCR approximately 6 weeks later. 25

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