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Systemic inflammatory biomarkers linked to
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Background and Aim: Feline polycystic kidney disease (PKD) is the most common inherited renal disorder in cats and is primarily associated with a nonsense mutation in the Materials and Methods: This retrospective, single-center observational study included 28 client-owned cats evaluated by renal ultrasonography and Results: All cats were clinically stable and non-azotemic at the time of evaluation. Conventional renal biomarkers did not differ significantly among groups. However, cats with renal cysts showed stronger associations between inflammatory indices and renal morphometric parameters compared with healthy controls. These correlations were most pronounced in cats harboring a heterozygous Conclusion: Systemic inflammatory activation is detectable in cats with PKD before the onset of azotemia, particularly in those carrying
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