ArticleVeterinary sciences2026
Anterior Segment Measurements in Normal Cats Using Ultrasound Biomicroscopy.
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Establishing baseline ultrasound biomicroscopy (UBM) measurements of the feline anterior segment is essential for accurate evaluation of ocular diseases. This study aimed to establish normative UBM parameters in clinically normal cats and to assess the influence of sex, body weight, and age on these measurements. Twenty eyes from twenty healthy adult cats were examined using a standardized UBM protocol under general anesthesia to ensure consistent positioning and optimal visualization. Quantitative measurements were obtained for corneal, anterior chamber, iris, ciliary cleft, and ciliary body parameters. The mean perilimbal corneal thickness was 0.59 mm, anterior chamber depth was 4.11 mm, and peripheral anterior chamber depth was 3.11 mm. The angle-opening distance and iridocorneal angle measured 1.73 mm and 28.89°, respectively. Ciliary cleft parameters included a width of 1.22 mm, length of 2.07 mm, and area of 1.10 mm
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