Probl Vet Med. 1991 Sep;3(3):440-51.

Multiple neurologic deficits. Noninfectious diseases.

Problems in veterinary medicine

J N Kornegay

PMID: 1802265

Abstract

Multifocal neurologic deficits in cats are most commonly caused by inflammatory diseases discussed in Multiple Neurologic Deficits: Inflammatory Diseases (page 426). Additional noninfectious causes, including verminous, inherited/congenital, nutritional, toxic, and traumatic diseases are discussed here. This division of inflammatory and noninfectious causes is somewhat artificial, as either can cause multifocal involvement. Systemic disease, however, is somewhat more common in the inflammatory conditions.

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MeSH terms

• Animals
• Cat Diseases / congenital
• Cat Diseases / etiology
• Cat Diseases / genetics
• Cats
• Nervous System Diseases / congenital
• Nervous System Diseases / etiology
• Nervous System Diseases / genetics
• Nervous System Diseases / veterinary
• Nutrition Disorders / complications
• Nutrition Disorders / veterinary
• Parasitic Diseases / complications
• Parasitic Diseases, Animal*
• Poisoning / complications
• Poisoning / veterinary

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