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kleintier konkret 2025; 28(S 01): 2-9
DOI: 10.1055/a-2525-8994
Kaninchen
Innere Medizin

Das inappetente Kaninchen – ein Notfallpatient

Karin Harder
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Milena Thöle
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Ein Kaninchen, das aufgrund von Inappetenz vorgestellt wird, ist immer als potenzieller Notfall zu behandeln. Generell ist dabei eine Anorexie von einer Pseudoanorexie zu unterscheiden. Nach der Stabilisierung des Patienten ist eine weiterführende Diagnostik essenziell, um die Grunderkrankung festzustellen und zu therapieren.

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