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Oesophageal necrosis after impaction as a proposed cause of markedly elevated serum creatine kinase activity in a juvenile cat.
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Case summary: A 21-week-old, male castrated domestic mediumhair cat presented with a history of acute, severe regurgitation. No abnormalities were detected on physical examination. Initial serum biochemistry identified marked elevation in creatine kinase (CK) (905,409 U/l, reference interval [RI] 50-400), which persisted after 24 h of supportive care (32,491 U/l, RI 50-400). Serology for Relevance and novel information: Oesophageal muscle necrosis may be associated with severe elevations in CK concentrations and oesophageal disease should be considered if there is no obvious trauma, polymyopathy or cardiac disease in feline patients with markedly elevated CK.
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