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Feline fibroepithelial hyperplasia and current treatment protocols

Hülya KULA
Zeynep GÜNAY UÇMAK
Pages
18–25
Publication Date
2022-04-30
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In this review, information about the etiology, pathogenesis and clinical detectionandespecially current and succeed treatment options of mammary gland hyperplasia in cats is given.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Nowadays, with the changing climatic conditions due to global warming, the seasonal estrus cycle in cats has reached the point where it can spread almost throughout the year.
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Key Findings & Data:This situation has brought many problems with it.
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Nowadays, with the changing climatic conditions due to global warming, the seasonal estrus cycle in cats has reached the point where it can spread almost throughout the year. This situation has brought many problems with it. Mammary tumors and mammary gland hyperplasia are the most common cases in mammarytissue, which occur as a result of medical interventions for reproductive control. In this review, information about the etiology, pathogenesis and clinical detectionandespecially current and succeed treatment options of mammary gland hyperplasia in cats is given.

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Due to prolonged exposure to daylight, the seasonal oestrus cycle in cats has reached the point where it can spread almost throughout the year. This situation has brought many problems with it. Mammary tumors and mammary gland hyperplasia are the most common conditions in mammary tissue as a result of exogenous progesterone applications for reproductive control. In this review, information about the etiology, pathogenesis, clinical detection and especially current and successful treatment options for mammary gland hyperplasia in cats is given.

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KULA, H., UÇMAK, Z. G. (2022). Feline fibroepithelial hyperplasia and current treatment protocols. Journal of Istanbul Veterinary Sciences, Cilt: 6 - Sayı: 1, 18–25. https://ajindex.com/articles/681231

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