Das Phäochromozytom beim Hund – Klinik, Diagnostik und chirurgische Therapie

Wann haben Sie Ihr letztes Phäochromozytom diagnostiziert? Noch nie? Dann lesen Sie hier, wie dieser klinisch extrem variabel erscheinende und katecholaminproduzierende Tumor des Nebennierenmarkes erkannt und behandelt wird.

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