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In Practice 19: 322-331 (1997)
© 1997 British Veterinary Association

Collection and interpretation of cerebrospinal fluid in cats and dogs

CLARE RUSBRIDGE

CENTRAL nervous system disease is often reflected by changes in the composition of the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF). CSF analysis, although generally a non-specific diagnostic test, can provide vital clues to the cause of neurological disease.

Note:

The author would like to thank Miss Dawn Löser for her assistance in producing the cytology photographs and Dr S. J. Wheeler for reading and commenting on the manuscript.






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