Kraniomaxillofaziales Trauma bei der Katze

Ein kraniomaxillofaziales Trauma ist ein sehr häufiges Problem bei der Katze und führt durch multiple Frakturen und Läsionen zum Funktionsverlust der oberen Atemwege, des oberen Verdauungstrakts, des Kiefergelenks und des Auges. Eine umfassende Diagnostik und eine korrekte multimodale Therapie sind entscheidend.

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