A New Syndrome in Cats
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To the Editor.— I read with interest the article on acquired postganglionic cholinergic dysautonomia.1 It bears a striking similarity to a syndrome recently recognized in cats in the United Kingdom; the syndrome is known as the Key-Gaskell syndrome, feline autonomic polyganglionopathy or dilated pupil syndrome. The first clinical cases were reported in February 1982. Since then more than 35 cats with this condition have been treated at the University of Bristol. I have reports of more than 200 cases from veterinary surgeons in practice throughout the United Kingdom.
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Vol 35
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Vol 44
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Vol 120
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Vol 29
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