Feline infectious peritonitis

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Viral disease Feline infectious peritonitis

Overview

Etiology

Viral disease

Host Species

Cats, Exotic felid

Associated Microorganisms

Feline coronavirus Cause

Clinical Signs

Persistent pyrexia

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Depression

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Stunted growth

Weight loss

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Poor hair coat

Icterus

Abdominal effusion

Pleural effusion

Abdominal mass

Mesenteric lymphadenomegaly

Anterior uveitis

Keratic precipitate

Iris discoloration

Irregular pupil

Neurologic dysfunction

Diagnosis

PCR assay

Virus neutralization assay

Thoracocentesis fluid analysis

Abdominocentesis fluid analysis

Histopathological examination

Hematologic examination

Treatment

Supportive care

Subconjunctival corticosteroid administration

Prevention & Control

Intranasal temperature sensitive vaccine administration

Routine cleaning and disinfection

Reduction of contact with infected cats

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