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Ultrasonographically, normal renal size in cats varies between 30 and 44 mm.
 
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The picture shows a kidney removed from a cat at post mortem.


Question Answer Article
Comment on the size of this kidney and how renal size is normally assessed antemortem. [[|Link to Article]]
Is speculation on the diagnosis possible from the gross appearance in this case? Link to Article
In general, what are the indications and precautions for renal biopsy? Link to Article


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