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Animals affected by the generalised form present in non-ambulatory tetraparesis often with dyspnoea. Of these dogs 90% will have concurrent megaoesophagus some of whom will have a history of regurgitation or aspiration pneumonia.
Animals affected by the generalised form present in non-ambulatory tetraparesis often with dyspnoea. Of these dogs 90% will have concurrent megaoesophagus some of whom will have a history of regurgitation or aspiration pneumonia.
Megaoesophagus does not occur as frequently in cats however thymomas are commonly reported as a cause of the disease.
==Laboratory Tests==
==Laboratory Tests==