Medycyna Wet. 62 (10), 1155-1157, 2006
| Nieradka R., Kander M., Rychlik A., Nowicki M., Depta A., Wyrwas M. |
| Esophagus contractions in cat |
| Esophagus contractions in cats are an infrequent condition and in most cases occur following the administration of a general anesthetic. Clinical symptoms in the form of regurgitation, vomiting up the stomach contents and subsequent anorexia and significant loss of body mass loss begin approximately 1-3 weeks after general anesthesia. The article describes two cases of esophagus contractions in cats diagnosed through esophagoscopic examinations. |
| Keywords: cats, esophagus contraction |