Latest additions to Felis

Feline infectious anemia (FIA)

FIA is caused by hemotropic bacteria known as hemoplasmas. The following topics have been updated:

• Feline infectious anemia
• Feline infectious anemia (FIA) Owner Factsheet
• Mycoplasmas and ureaplasmas

Reviewed by Emi Barker BSc(RVC) BVSc(Bristol) PhD(Bristol) DipECVIM-CA

Related topic

• Mycoplasma haemofelis, 'Candidatus Mycoplasma haemominutum' and 'Candidatus Mycoplasma turicensis'

Diagnostic imaging

8 new normal radiographs have been added to the Diagnostic imaging category.

• Pelvis: normal - radiograph CrCd
• Pelvis: normal - radiograph lateral
• Pelvis: normal immature - radiograph VD
• Stifle: normal - radiograph left lateral
• Stifle: normal - radiograph right lateral
• Tarsus: normal radiograph mediolateral
• Tibia: normal immature - radiograph CrCd
• Tibia: normal immature - radiograph mediolateral

Images provided by Mark Straw BVetMed CertSAS MRCVS

Critical Care updates

The following topics in the Critical Care category have been updated:

• Shock
• Shock: cardiogenic
• Shock: septic
• Triage

Reviewed by Neus Elias LMV PgCert CertAVP MRCVS and Daniel Lewis MA VetMB CVA DACVECC DECVECC MRCVS

Diagnostic trees

There are currently 61 diagnostic trees in the Diagnostic Trees category (with links to the relevant topics in Felis). Here are a few examples:

• Diagnosing oral ulceration in dogs and cats
• Evaluating hematuria
• Spinal pain
• Status epilepticus: emergency management
• Vestibular disease
• Vomiting

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