|Articles|January 25, 2011

Today's Daily Dose: Heart disease

Is there an indicator for severity of cardiac disease in dogs?

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“A comparison of results revealed that troponin 1 concentrations were significantly higher in the dogs with moderate to severe cardiac disease and very low or undetectable in the healthy dogs.”

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From Hot Literature: Troponin 1 indicates cardiac disease severity in dogs

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