Publication: Reliability of detecting fundus abnormalities associated with systemic hypertension in cats assessed by veterinarians with and without ophthalmology specialty training
Reliability of detecting fundus abnormalities associated with systemic hypertension in cats assessed by veterinarians with and without ophthalmology specialty training
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Moretto, L., Lavaud, A., Suter, A., Günther, C., Pot, S. A., & Glaus, T. (2021). Reliability of detecting fundus abnormalities associated with systemic hypertension in cats assessed by veterinarians with and without ophthalmology specialty training. Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery, 23(10), 921–927. https://doi.org/10.1177/1098612x20983265
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Objectives: Systemic hypertension (SHT) causes severe target organ damage (TOD) and blood pressure (BP) measurement should be routine in at-risk populations. Fundoscopy is a tool to corroborate acute clinical relevance of high BP results and to decide on immediate therapy. Not every cat with a high BP result can be examined by an ophthalmologist. The study objective was to determine the reliability of fundoscopy in cats with SHT performed by a veterinarian without ophthalmology specialty training. Methods: Cats with suspicion of hype
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Moretto, L., Lavaud, A., Suter, A., Günther, C., Pot, S. A., & Glaus, T. (2021). Reliability of detecting fundus abnormalities associated with systemic hypertension in cats assessed by veterinarians with and without ophthalmology specialty training. Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery, 23(10), 921–927. https://doi.org/10.1177/1098612x20983265